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thread: What Tupperware don't you use?

  1. #37
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    My mum got us the cake decorator! It's the most useless thing in the world!
    How do you even clean it out without wasting half the mixture and seriously how do you clean it out?? I had to soak mine for a day!
    I love all the kids containers and cups with the lids! Though they keep disappearing!

  2. #38

    My mum got us the cake decorator! It's the most useless thing in the world!
    How do you even clean it out without wasting half the mixture and seriously how do you clean it out?? I had to soak mine for a day!
    I love all the kids containers and cups with the lids! Though they keep disappearing!
    Use a bottle brush to clean it out

  3. #39
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    Jan 2005
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    One thing I use rarely (but will never get rid of) is the old school rolling pin & rolling out mat. I know they don't make it anymore and I know Astrid got all excited when she saw it at my place.
    I got one of these new a couple of years ago. It was a limited release re run

  4. #40
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    Not so keen on the vege keeper fridge thingies or the bread keeper or the oven/microwave casserole dish thing. Currently trying to get DH to sell them. Have a 3 stack stack cooker and cookbook that I'm not likely to use waiting to be sold as well.

    Like my jelly mould - only ever make the black forest cake in it though


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  5. #41
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    We have a couple of fridge smart containers which I use sometimes but they either take up too much room or I can't fit what I want to inside.

    I don't have any other tupperware, we store all our other food in glass. I hate plastic!

  6. #42
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    Ambersky I cook heaps in my ovenpro

  7. #43
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    I got one of these new a couple of years ago. It was a limited release re run
    What!!! I am going to throttle my tupperware lady. She was meant to contact me if it was released again!

  8. #44
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    One thing I found the collapsible containers useful is when I go 'camping'. I just use it as extra plates/bowls. Can't take a lot of heat though (ie no soup) but saves lots of room.


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  9. #45
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    Jul 2008
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    When I bought the collapsible containers and hated, hated them. Could never get the lids on etc

    Then we went camping for over two months and then loved, loved them. They took up no space when travelling and were good for alot of different sized foods. Since coming back I have found alot of uses but they are good as they don't take up space in the cupboard.

  10. #46
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    What!!! I am going to throttle my tupperware lady. She was meant to contact me if it was released again!
    That bites Astrid I'm sure it was only in the little monthly specials catalogue, not the main one.

  11. #47
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    There's a rolling mat in the current specials catalogue. Not sure if it comes with the rolling pin though.

    Just checked, it DOES come with the rolling pin. Get on it Astrid!

  12. #48
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    Aug 2004
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    I am a tupper demonstrator and even I (yes i have everything you can think of plus more) have items that I dont use or that I go through phases of using.
    I try not to influence my customers at parties with my opinion however if there is an item which is just not practicle when it comes to using it I will most definately point them in another direction.

    I noticed a comment or 2 about having the jell ring and never using it I have a heap of recipes for the jell ring so please feel free to email me and I will forward them to you!
    itscindyb@hotmail.com

  13. #49
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    What Tupperware don't you use?

    Lol, I have the microwave jug, but no microwave.

    I don't have a huge amount, but I use it all. Except maybe the baby spoons. Dd prefers teaspoons.

  14. #50
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    I've just signed up to become a demonstrator again, as I saw the new catalogue and have already fallen in love with the new stuff. If anyone in Sydney wants to book a demo, please PM me. ;p There is a new pastry maker thing that I really want to try out.

    My favourite items are the FridgeSmarts - got them about 7 years ago, and have never had to throw a vegetable away since. They really keep.
    The 1L microvawe jug - use this every day for everything - pasta, rice, coffee, etc
    Drink bottles and sandwich keepers

    The one thing that I never used it the insulated server thing - I could never get it to work properly, but I know that other people have used them and loved them, so each to their own, I guess...

  15. #51
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    I have LOADS of tupperware now as I've been a demonstrator for the last 8 months I am finishing up because, well... I have everything I need now! LOL!
    I think the only thing I don't use regularly are the salad bowls. But I use them if we go on a picnic or if I'm bringing salad to a shared lunch with friends. I also have a stackable picnic set that I really like (got free) but don't think will ever use. I have excess stuff that I'm going to sell at a discount because they were in my kit but I already have enough of them.

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