The pampered chef

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Has anyone heard of them, held one of their parties or been to one?
Just wondering what you thought about them. I've had a quick look at the website and they seem pretty pricey.
I'm invited to one and don't know what to expect, I have no money to buy anything so basically going for social aspect to get me out of the house and some food .

pricey is the nornal answer
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loads on abotu them

thanks cod

Yes pricey.... don't feel you have to buy though (but it's easy to be seduced by the "must have" products). Best thing that I bought was the apple corer/slicer, but then I have DTs that love apples.

Very expensive. Mine cracked the first time I used it - probably unlucky - had a refund but didn't buy any more.

I'm not really sold on the theories they use to explain why it's so good. Some people swear by it though. Bit of pressure to buy at the parties I found.

Was at one last week,My friend got loads of stuff for being the hostess.I bought a pizza stone,got it on Thursday,seems good so far.

Also bought 2 chopping knives which do actually chop but are incapable of cutting fingers so great for dd1(they are meant for children)she has made her own snack today.

Some things are expensive but not all of it is.

might buy the bamboo tong things for £2 I guess they have a nice brouchre to flick through. May get some ideas of new kitchen wear and search else where for an el cheapo version.

INteresting stuff, but you can find most of it elsewhere (e.g. John Lewis) much cheaper. IKEA have the apple corer thingies for about £1 !

I bought a soap saver pump dispenser thing which personally I think is rubbish (too tall, and gets stuck all the time).