Why Did Someone Order 130 Cake Testers?

Click For Summary

Discussion Overview

The thread centers around a participant's large order of cake testers, prompting various reactions and inquiries about their availability and uses. Participants share their experiences with the product and express curiosity about the ordering process.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant humorously speculates about the reaction from the Home Office regarding the large order.
  • Another participant expresses surprise at the quantity ordered and wonders about the intended use.
  • Several users mention difficulties with payment methods when trying to order their own testers.
  • One participant shares their love for the cake testers, noting they are preferred over toothpicks.
  • Another participant describes alternative uses for the testers, such as crafts and as card holders in gift baskets.
  • Some participants inquire about the possibility of ordering more testers and discuss the discontinuation of the product.
  • One participant clarifies that the cake testers were available in batches of ten through supply orders.
  • Another participant notes the limitations on ordering certain products, like the Celebrate cookbook.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

No clear consensus emerges regarding the reasons for the large order or the future availability of cake testers, as participants express differing experiences and opinions.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences with ordering and using cake testers, as well as the challenges faced by participants in acquiring them.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in the availability and uses of cake testers, as well as those navigating supply orders and product limitations.

britishchef
Messages
437
I bet there'll be some head scratching at HO. :p
 
Is there for everyone on here or did you order a bunch of extras! HO is going to think you sure do bake a lot of cakes! :D
 
Wow! What are you doing with all those?! I want them to come back....
 
My damn paypal wouldnt let me put the $$ to you!! I've tried all weekend!

I need 10-15 of them or more and I cant make paypal cooperate!!! AHHHHHHH...ok, I feel better...lol
 
  • Thread starter
  • #5
Darby you should have told me! I would have waited. I'm sorry, I thought everyone had had plenty of time to get in touch with me. :( And yep, they're for everyone on here.
 
Ugh...oh well, ce la vie. You dont happen to have any left do you???
 
Darby, I may have some at home. How many do you need?
 
WOW, that's a lot of cake testers! I wonder if HO will call you to ask why?
 
I don't know why they discontinued these! I love mine and everyone I gave one loved them too! So much better than toothpicks!
 
Where did you get them?I searched and couldn't find them, where did you find them?

Thanks,
KElley
 
Hey Kelley,

She lives in Scotland and they're still available there!;)
 
  • Thread starter
  • #12
Darby I emailed them to see if I could add to it but it was already picking. I hope someone else has some for you. No question from them as to why!
 
Air Head Alert..what is the cake tester for? To see when its done??
 
chefann said:
Darby, I may have some at home. How many do you need?

I would love about 10, but I'll take as many as you have to offer. Let me know, Thanks!! :p
 
To see when the cake is completed without leaving a large slit from a knife or hole in the cake. The testers are mighty thin. I use them for crafts.
 
They're also a good card holder to pop into gift baskets. The ring on the end is double, so you can slip a piece of paper between them. (Or a match to light a fireplace.)

Darby- I'll try to remember to check my stash when I get home from work.
 
Any chance you might order any more?
 
HO is going to hold up the order and call you. Any quantities of 50 or more need to be pre-approved as per Recipe for Success.
 
  • Thread starter
  • #19
They didn't Paige. Maybe because I only technically ordered 13... they come in batches of 10. Jodi, I won't be ordering anymore. They are discontinued next week and I would have to pay direct shipping on another stationary order. Sorry!
 
Can someone tell me??Ok, I know different areas have different products and promotions but am curious. I see that the cake testers were sold in lots of 10, was that a consultant deal - like supply order?

I heard someone talking the other day at a "Spring Kick Off" Susie Lite was at and they said they were ordering the Celebrate cookbook in as many lots of 5 as they could. I am not seeing where they are getting them - anyone know?

Thanks
 
  • Thread starter
  • #21
Yes, I got them on supply order in batches of 10. I don't have an answer on the Celebrate cookbook because I only ever saw it sold as a single item on US supply for $5?
 
The Celebrate cookbook is currently on Supply Order for $5, but it's "limit 5 per consultant (or order)". That's the "lot of 5" that someone referred to.
 

Frequently Asked Questions

Why would someone order 130 cake testers from Pampered Chef?

There could be several reasons for ordering such a large quantity of cake testers. One possibility is that the individual is hosting a large event, such as a bake sale, party, or community gathering, where they need multiple testers for guests to sample different baked goods. Additionally, they may be a consultant or a business owner looking to stock up on supplies for demonstrations or classes.

Are cake testers a popular item among Pampered Chef products?

Yes, cake testers are a popular item as they are essential tools for bakers. They provide an easy way to check the doneness of cakes and other baked goods without damaging the appearance. Many customers appreciate the quality and design of Pampered Chef products, making cake testers a sought-after item.

Could this order be for a special promotion or giveaway?

Absolutely! The order could be part of a promotional event or giveaway. Many Pampered Chef consultants run contests or special promotions where they provide cake testers as prizes or incentives for customers to host parties or make purchases. This could explain the large quantity ordered.

Is it common for Pampered Chef consultants to buy in bulk?

Yes, it is quite common for Pampered Chef consultants to buy products in bulk. They often need to have samples on hand for cooking demonstrations, parties, or to fulfill customer orders. Bulk purchasing allows them to save on costs and ensure they have enough inventory for their business needs.

What should someone do if they need a large quantity of cake testers?

If someone needs a large quantity of cake testers, they should consider reaching out to their Pampered Chef consultant for assistance. Consultants can often provide bulk ordering options and may offer discounts for larger purchases. Additionally, they can help ensure the items are delivered in a timely manner for any upcoming events.

Similar Pampered Chef Threads

  • PamperedPrincess74
  • Pampered Chef Sales
Replies
4
Views
2K
Euro Chef Sandi
Replies
2
Views
2K
Admin Greg
  • Tropicalburstqt2
  • Buy Pampered Chef Items
Replies
5
Views
2K
naekelsey
  • ChefMary412
  • Pampered Chef Sales
Replies
7
Views
2K
rlombas
  • PampMomof3
  • Buy and Sell Items
2 3 4
Replies
114
Views
12K
Brenda K.
  • britishchef
  • General Pampered Chef Chat
Replies
25
Views
3K
pamperedharriet
  • Chef Kearns
  • Buy and Sell Items
Replies
16
Views
2K
pamperedbecky
  • vanscootin
  • Pampered Chef Sales
Replies
9
Views
2K
vanscootin
  • mrshamel3808
  • Pampered Chef Sales
Replies
4
Views
1K
Wildfire
  • wadesgirl
  • Pampered Chef Sales
Replies
7
Views
2K
ShellBeach
Back
Top