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redsoxgirl said:I think it'd be cute to put M&Ms or something similar and spread the sticks all over so there's a little snacking everywhere.
I also saw a picture somewhere (can't remember where now) with a paper cone filled with chips or crackers or something in one stick and next to it was another stick with the prep bowl with dip in it.
What about putting something in the big one with chips - that's a lot of chips for people!
Teresa Lynn said:yes, please share 'cuz they aren't big enough to hold a serving of chips (for me anyway)& who wants to eat M & M's with a glass of wine or bottle of beer
Teresa Lynn said:[B]ok, I've figured it out it will be perfect for salsa in one, guacamole in another, corona in a third OR if I'm sipping wine (sorry my wine goes in a frozen mug so it will have to be at my feet on the ground) but the prep bowls can hold my grapes, brie chunks, salted almonds[/B]
katie0128 said:I was thinking who WOULDN'T want to do that?
RossDeb2 said:Can someone post an attachment of the party sticks and prep bowls from the CN? I can't access the american consultant's corner since I am a canadian consultant??? it sounds really cute. You all have a lot of great ideas in your news as well. Its' a shame that we can't share these ideas from all of the countries so that we call all prosper and learn from them.
Teresa Lynn said:[B]ok, I've figured it out it will be perfect for salsa in one, guacamole in another, corona in a third OR if I'm sipping wine (sorry my wine goes in a frozen mug so it will have to be at my feet on the ground) but the prep bowls can hold my grapes, brie chunks, salted almonds[/B]
legacypc46 said:Just a quick story regarding the party sticks.
Last weekend DH and I went to a small local outdoor concert (held in a courtyard). I brought a bottle of wine and, on a lark, a party stick. (I joked w/DH about the free advertising.) Well, the couple next to me went nuts over the party stick. They were out of state and just happened to be at the concert. She asked I contact her next week to book a catalog show. So, use those sticks!
Reminds me I need to bring them to my niece's b-day party today. There will be two games of bean bags going and my BIL wants them to hold his drink while he plays! I should make sure I have a few catalogs handy....legacypc46 said:Just a quick story regarding the party sticks. Last weekend DH and I went to a small local outdoor concert (held in a courtyard). I brought a bottle of wine and, on a lark, a party stick. (I joked w/DH about the free advertising.) Well, the couple next to me went nuts over the party stick. They were out of state and just happened to be at the concert. She asked I contact her next week to book a catalog show. So, use those sticks!
Party Sticks and Prep Bowls are versatile kitchen tools that can be used for both food preparation and serving. The Party Sticks are small skewers that can be used to create appetizers, fruit kabobs, or even mini desserts. The Prep Bowls are small bowls that can be used to hold ingredients during cooking or to serve small portions of dips, sauces, or toppings.
Our Party Sticks and Prep Bowls come in a set of 12 each. This provides enough sticks and bowls for a small gathering or party, but multiple sets can be purchased for larger events.
Yes, both the Party Sticks and Prep Bowls are dishwasher safe for easy cleaning. They are also made of durable materials that can withstand repeated use in the dishwasher without getting damaged.
Yes, Party Sticks and Prep Bowls are safe to use for both hot and cold foods. The sticks are heat-resistant and can be used on the grill or in the oven, while the bowls are also safe to use with hot foods. They can also be used to serve cold foods such as dips, salads, or fruits.
Yes, both the Party Sticks and Prep Bowls are BPA-free. This means they are made of safe and non-toxic materials that are free from harmful chemicals. You can use them with confidence knowing that they are safe for you and your family to use.