Anyone Have a List of Top 10 Products?

[pamperedval]

I am planning a fundraiser for a lady who's husband runs a travelling basketball team for teenagers in Chicago and she thought it might be helpful to make a list of the top 10 products that these kids and their families could use.

She wanted the pizza stone on there because the teens eat lots of pizza. Didn't know if anyone had other ideas that would be good for the list - any and all suggestions are welcome!

Thanks everyone,

Val

 

[Grandmarita]

Food Chopper, #2863 8" Executive Saute Pan; #1321 New Deep Covered Baker; #2758 Smooth Edged Can Opener; Pizza Party Set #2124;
#2730 Ice Cream Dipper; #2575 Garlic Press; #2225 Measure-All Cup;
#2230 Classic Batter Bowl; #1778 Easy Accent Decorator. Not necessarily in that order, and mainly to give a variety of price levels of our most popular items. Remember we sold out on #1321 and it is a time saver product. I can always count on a second meal from the items I prepare in it: i.e. Roast Chicken; 3 one pound Pork Tenderloins; Bread Pudding etc.

I'll have to admit that these are not exactly my top ten but if I were trying to please a variety of folks it would be my cross section selections.

 

[pamperedval]

Wow - thanks for such great ideas! They sound like good choices and cover lots of ground and price levels too.

Anyone have others to add?

 

[beepampered]

apple wedger (healthy snacks)
micro-cooker (reheating)
pizza stone
cutting board
prep bowls (leftovers)
batter bowl or stainless steel bowls (has top for storage too)
ice cream dipper
measuring cups
scrapers

Good luck.

 

[Chef Diane]

all my answer are took, but good luck!!!!

 

[Lisa/ChefBear]

Rice Cooker for those dorm rooms and people who like things quick.

Fluted Cake Pan (Show case 1-2-3 Cake)

Love the other ideas posted

 

[Grandmarita]

I had thought of saying the Rice Cooker. It is great for heating up anything.
I also used the Uncle Ben's Rice Pudding mix in it on Friday and it was marvelous. I did have to extend the cooking time longer than I had expected but it was so good. Worth the wait. Of course, my favorite is the almost instant chocolate cake in 8 to 10 minutes, and then let it rest for ten minutes, and then put a couple of tablespoons of prepared frosting on it to
melt down over the sides. It looks so gourmet and is so moist.