What Two Stoneware Should I Get?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a participant's inquiry about which two stoneware items to select for their upcoming shows, specifically seeking input on the Deep Covered Baker and the Fluted Pan. Various participants share their opinions and experiences regarding these products.

Discussion Character

  • Opinion-based
  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, suggests the Deep Covered Baker and Fluted Pan as beneficial choices for future shows.
  • Another participant agrees, highlighting the versatility of the Deep Covered Baker and its appeal for microwave cakes with the Fluted Pan.
  • One user emphasizes the value of the Deep Covered Baker, noting it would be a rare opportunity to acquire it at such a low price.
  • Another participant shares a personal experience of acquiring the Deep Covered Baker through a hostess's order, describing it as an eye-catching item.
  • Several users express enthusiasm for the Deep Covered Baker, indicating it is a popular choice among participants.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

General agreement exists among participants regarding the Deep Covered Baker and Fluted Pan as favorable options, with multiple endorsements for both items.

Contextual Notes

Participants share personal experiences and preferences related to stoneware selections, reflecting on their utility in cooking and show presentations.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants considering stoneware options for their shows may find the shared experiences and recommendations relevant to their decision-making process.

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Hello, I've said in another post that I'm going to be signing up at the end of this month or begining of next month. Right now I'm hosting a show and that show just qualified as a show and it's time for me to choose which two stoneware I want at 60% off. What two do you think will help my shows in the future. I was thinking about the Deep Covered Baker and the Fluted Pan. I already have the Medium Round Stone and the Medium Bar Pan and the Large Bar Pan will be coming with my starter kit.

So what do you suggest?

Thanks,
Donna
 
Those are the two that I was going to suggest. This is a great opportunity to get the Deep Covered Baker, and with the fluted pan you can do the microwave cakes.
 
Yes, I would choose the Deep Covered Baker and Fluted stone if I were you. You can base your show on either of those! (You will never get that baker for less than $26!)

I would also consider getting the large round stone too since it's not in the kit any more (with your half price benefit it would be about 70% off). It can be used for SO many recipes too!
 
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Thanks for the advice!
 
Another vote for the DCB. LOVE IT!!!! I had a hostess not want to use her host benefits at a show that another hostess booked off her, and she let me get the baker on her order.

Plus, it's a real eye catcher.

Regarding the fluted pan, another vote yes to that. The microwave cakes continues to amaze my guests.
 
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I guess my two choices were the right ones. They were the two that looked the best to me and as stated above, I'll never find the DCB that low.
 

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