Pampered Chef Parties

I have been invited to another pampered chef party so thought I would write a review as I have been to a few. When I first heard about it I wasn't sure what to expect. Someone comes to the house and you all sit in the kitchen and watch them cook... doesn't sound like much fun. I cook every night and everyone watches me. Anyway wine was on tap so why not. I arrived late.. what a surprise... so had to sit right at the front. The women who was hosting the part was Mrs Pampered Chef. She had the company apron on and every gaget under the sun on the table. I just though who is doing the washing up... Anyway she start to prepare a ...  Read the complete review

I'd never heard of Pampered Chef until I did the "move out of London" thing and discovered that my new town was a hot bed of home shopping parties. I had been living in my new area for under a month when I got my first invite, and they have followed with amazing regularity since. Should you be the "lucky" recipient of such an invitation I hope that the below will at least help you know what to expect and then make a judgement as to whether you are otherwise engaged or eager to attend a Pampered Chef party. Pampered Chef is an American company that sell kitchenware through the party at home concept. According to their website their vision ...  Read the complete review

It seems that just lately all my friends seem to be having parties where you go along and view products. In the past few weeks I have been to Virgin Vie, Phoenix cards, an aromatherapy evening as well as a party for children's books. All of these are fun as really they are an excuse for a social gathering and a couple of glasses of wine. I'm usually quite happy to buy the odd product or two as well, although I have to admit I don't like feeling that I have to. Out of all the parties I have been to though, the ones that are probably my favourites are Pampered Chef evenings. Pampered Chef is an american company which produces and sells high quality cookware and ...  Read the complete review