What's good at Pampered Chef?

Going to a party tonight and I'm not sure what to buy!

Re: What's good at Pampered Chef?

It really depends in my opinion on how much you like to cook and what you need. I have a lot of stuff, but as my arthritis gets worse I need more prep items to help me continue cooking this is what I LOVE and think is worth the money.....

Pinapple Cutter- LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!! Totally worth the money since buying a whole pinapple here is anywhere between 1-2 less and we eat at least 1 a week.

Corn Cobber- Totally worth it again since we cut the corn off of the cobb for my daughter and do tons of freezing in the fall. My husband uses a knife and I use this. I can do almost triple the corn he can with this tool!

Maual Food Processor- LOVE THIS! I use it for chopping onions and garlic together for just about all my soups and meals. I use it to make Emmy's food less chuncky if I need to, I plan to use it for baby food, I use it for small batched of guac, I use it to shred my meats for soup or andwiches. LOVE it!

The citrus squeezer thing ya know to squeeze lemons and limes. It's more expensive but heavy and worth the money imho.

The Tablespoon and teaspoon set that slides to the size you need. LOVE them!

What I wish I would not have bought.....the covered stone baker. It's very over priced for what it is and not worth the money. It's just an overpriced covered stone that you can bake in. For $85 I wish I would have passed. The microwave chip maker. This never worked for me and was such a waste.

I love pampered chef and plan to buy the salald choppers at the next one I go to. I love chopped salads and it would be great for me and so easy to use!

Re: What's good at Pampered Chef?

Of all the pamper chef stuff I have, I use the batter bowls the most (nearly everyday). They're microwave safe and you can bake in them as well. I like to make pancake batter ahead of time in it, cover it and put in the fridge

Re: What's good at Pampered Chef?

I use my Large Bar Pan nearly everyday.

Food Chopper, Garlic Press, Citrus Press, Bamboo Spoons and Spatter Screen are all things I use often and have worn nicely over years of use.

Oh! And The Mix N Mash tool, works very well. It's like $10.50 and really mashes potatoes quite easily!

Re: What's good at Pampered Chef?

I like the food chopper and bar pan (I use it to make pizza)! If you eat oranges the cirtus peeler is great (its only a dollar I think but so much easier).