Win Big with a Large Bar Pan and Recipe File - Perfect Christmas Raffle Prize!

[CAPCnewbie]

My daughters school was asking for raffle prizes to be donated next week to be raffled at the concert. The only thing I have extra is a large bar pan. Can anyone think of a creative way to wrap this? I was thinking of including a recipe file with some recipes to make on the large bar pan as well as a use and care guide since there are still some people who have never used a stone or even heard of it.*gasp* And would it be tacky to include a catalog?
Please help. I'm not very creative when it comes to things like this but I said I'd give a raffle prize and dont have extra money to buy other things.

 

[straitfan]

I have found that stoneware raffle prizes are pretty popular when they're filled with FOOD! I would make some bar cookies or something, leave them in the pan, then wrap just the pan in cellophane with a ribbon and bow, and have the box with the recipes and a catalog be separate (make sure the organizer knows to give both).

 

[CAPCnewbie]

thats a good idea Christy but I'll have to drop off the prize by Monday and it wont be raffled until Wed night.

 

[kcjodih]

How about the large bar pan with a mini spatula and season's best placed inside, all wrapped up out of the box with cellaphane, ribbon and a bow? You could have the box underneath it with your business card, catalogue, and use and care inside.

 

[jbondr]

I think one of the benefits of donating a prize is the advertising. I always include a business card and catalog or mini catalog.

 

[NooraK]

Get one of those bags of Betty Crocker cookie mix if you don't have any other products on hand to add to the gift. Wrap it up nicely, put in a season's best, and definitely include a catalog.