chefkristin
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The_Kitchen_Guy said:The half price combos are the best way to get the Exec cookware or open stock pieces to fill in. When faced with such an opportunity, I always go for the expensive pieces that I want but won't buy unless I can get a deal on them.
I love that tote! I'm disappointed that they discontinued the lids that allowed the Rect Baker and DDB to be carried in there without using foil, but the tote itself is great. It holds a lot of different pieces, and the "seat belts" for the stones are a great idea.chefkristin said:Does anyone have the insulated tote? I have been eyeing that for a while too.
chefkristin said:Yes, I have really been wanting the Executive Grill Pan and the Grill Press. I already have the Family Skillet! I love that thing and use it all the time!!! I don't think I need the Double Burner Griddle. I have an electric one.
I am looking in the back of the catalog and I really like the Tiles Large Rec Platter with 4 small tiles. I might just have to get that one.
Does anyone have the insulated tote? I have been eyeing that for a while too.
I received the Pro Grill Pan as a premium several years ago and mostly just looked at it in the pantry. We've got a Jenn-Aire range, so indoor grilling in the grill pan just never happened, and it's useless as a regular frying pan - as a result, I passed on getting the Exec grill pan a few months ago. NOW that I have the Grill Press, I'm actually using the grill pan and now kinda wish I might have gotten the Exec one for demos.chefann said:I love that tote! I'm disappointed that they discontinued the lids that allowed the Rect Baker and DDB to be carried in there without using foil, but the tote itself is great. It holds a lot of different pieces, and the "seat belts" for the stones are a great idea.
Old and new - I use the old one strictly for hot water, because The Kat Lady is a tea snob and turns up her nose at coffee.DebbieJ said:I keep a running PC Wish List for times like these.
Do you have the Carafe? That's on my list.
Why? Are the practical jokers going to cover your toilet with it on April 1?janetupnorth said:I like my cover for my rectangular baker...made me actually finally start using it for cakes. I used to use my metal pans just to have the lid on them because Saran Wrap doesn't stay put in my house!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Old and new - I use the old one strictly for hot water, because The Kat Lady is a tea snob and turns up her nose at coffee.
I wish they'd bring back the old one - it was difficult to sell it at 36 dollars but even though the new one is sexy looking, I find it next to impossible to sell at 64 bucks.
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Why? Are the practical jokers going to cover your toilet with it on April 1?
Ya gotta show it to sell it and, at least, it's light enough to carry along.DebbieJ said:I know what you mean. My host last night chose it as one of her half price items and that is only the second one I've sold. The first one was at full price, though.
janetupnorth said:Yeah, that's an ongoing joke at camp...still happens with the little kids year after year...
...the best one I've seen was wiring an outhouse with a speaker system... When the person sat down and went, they'd say, "Hey, do you mind, I'm trying to work down here..." Imaging having the crap scared out of you that way!
The_Kitchen_Guy said:Why? Are the practical jokers going to cover your toilet with it on April 1?
The_Kitchen_Guy said:We used to have a guy that worked in the Buick store, that no one particularly liked. He was loud, he was a blowhard and he thought he was special. While all of us had to work every Saturday, he managed to get a month of Saturdays off because he was teaching some class in his community. (Of course, no one else could possibly teach it.)
Saturday afternoons were dead and idle hands...so we used plastic wrap to close off his cubicle while someone ran to a dime store (showing how long ago this happened) and came back with lots of balloons. It was an automobile dealership, so we used the air compressor to fill up lots and lots of balloons - and filled his cubicle with them.
Someone tipped him off, though, and he came in very early on Monday morning, planning to empty out his office and make it look like nothing happened. The phone operator told us later that he did do exactly what we thought he would do - he was stomping balloons to pop them.
Of course, we had filled about a half a dozen of them with water...
The operator told us the showroom was ringing with profanity and the bottoms of his pant legs were still wet when we all arrived at 8:30.
What was even better was that he's one of those guys that can't take a joke. Oh, he could dish 'em out, but he couldn't take 'em. He was just livid in our staff meeting, while the managers were trying so hard to keep from breaking out laughing. He wanted disiplinary action taken against everyone, he was demanding that some of us get fired and was just generally making a donkey out of himself.PamperedMelanie said:Totally. Awesome.
Doncha love how threads get completely hijacked to something completely different?jenniferknapp said:Last year we aluminum foiled a co-worker's entire office for his 40th birthday. Every inch of everything was covered... We have pictures, just not sure where they are right now...
FAY to GO!chefann said:I have two stories similar to those.
One:
A practical joker who was a year ahead of me in High School used tissue paper to block off a friend's locker, then filled it with empty pop cans. He closed the locker and pulled out the tissue. When the locker owner opened it, all the empties fell out into the hall (no carpeting!) and made a horrible noise. Of course, it was the middle of class time...
Hey!KellyTheChef said:Kristin~
I vote for our new forged knives if you don't have them already!
Others have had really good suggestions, too. Just pick what YOU would like to have!
Sorry! Not sure what I was thinking....The_Kitchen_Guy said:Hey!
How rude of you to hijack this thread back on topic!
Good idea but they aren't available until March and this is a February show.KellyTheChef said:Kristin~
I vote for our new forged knives if you don't have them already!
Others have had really good suggestions, too. Just pick what YOU would like to have!
That's the most important thing!chefkristin said:Good idea but they aren't available until March and this is a February show.
Anyway I ended up doing the right thing and not spending a ton of money. I got the decorator bottle set which I have wanted forever and I got the SA rectangle platter. I am happy!
The most popular items to get with the 3 half-price items offer are typically the larger, more expensive items such as cookware sets, knife sets, or kitchen gadgets like food processors or blenders. These items can be quite expensive at full price, so getting them at half off is a great deal.
If you already have most of the items in the catalog, it might be a good idea to use the 3 half-price items offer to upgrade your existing products. For example, if you have a basic set of cookware, you could use the offer to get a higher quality, more durable set. Or, you could choose to get a few smaller, more specialized items that you've been wanting to try out.
Yes, you can mix and match items from different categories for the 3 half-price items offer. As long as the items are eligible for the offer and add up to a total of 3 half-price items, you can choose any combination of items from the catalog.
You can easily see if an item is eligible for the 3 half-price items offer by looking for the "Half-Price Item" label on the product page in the catalog. This label will also show the regular price and the half-price price for the item.
If you're not sure which items to choose, our best recommendation is to think about what you use most in the kitchen or what you've been wanting to try out. You can also ask your consultant for their suggestions based on your cooking and baking habits. They can also show you some of our most popular items or new releases to help you make your decision.