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View Full Version : There is a new company *m*
lilraysofhope
10-13-2007, 07:22 PM
every time I turn around.
Anyone heard of this?
http://www.kitchen-kidz.com/FAQs.html#anchor_302
Thoughts?
Anyone heard of this?
http://www.kitchen-kidz.com/FAQs.html#anchor_302
Thoughts?
gkoinski
10-13-2007, 08:43 PM
Cute concept, but I can see any rep with any food company doing this as an alternative party. Thanks for the idea! http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley2.gifI know my one daughter is my side-kick in the kitchen, so this would be attractive to parents & kids. It not only a great experience for the in the kitchen, but also good with reading skills and building math skills (measuring, adding & such).
fraubek
10-14-2007, 03:56 AM
I agree with Gina. It is something that many home businesses can adapt.
Homemade Gourmet has been doing kids cooking clases for over 2-years now.Iam sure there are other home businesses doing them as well. Is it the life-line of my business? No, but it is a nice alternative and it reaches out to even more clients in different ways than I may have met otherwise.
Would ipersonally only want to do kids classes? For me? Personally no. I need my adult interaction sometimes away from my kids (although I love them dearly!). Plus, it isn't the kids who spend the money, it is the parents.
I think with any home business, it is nice to shake things up in a while. Every so often, when I need to boosts sales differently, or I get 'bored', I try something new. I have done kids cookings in the psat.
Homemade Gourmet focuses on everyday solutions and kids cooking classes fit in our mission. I even have done etiquette classes while the food was cooking.
And, like always, for our product, I think a 10-year old can make most Homemade Goourmetitems as it is very simple cooking for the busiest of families.
Gina, I can share with you the information if you would like.
Rebecca
Homemade Gourmet has been doing kids cooking clases for over 2-years now.Iam sure there are other home businesses doing them as well. Is it the life-line of my business? No, but it is a nice alternative and it reaches out to even more clients in different ways than I may have met otherwise.
Would ipersonally only want to do kids classes? For me? Personally no. I need my adult interaction sometimes away from my kids (although I love them dearly!). Plus, it isn't the kids who spend the money, it is the parents.
I think with any home business, it is nice to shake things up in a while. Every so often, when I need to boosts sales differently, or I get 'bored', I try something new. I have done kids cookings in the psat.
Homemade Gourmet focuses on everyday solutions and kids cooking classes fit in our mission. I even have done etiquette classes while the food was cooking.
And, like always, for our product, I think a 10-year old can make most Homemade Goourmetitems as it is very simple cooking for the busiest of families.
Gina, I can share with you the information if you would like.
Rebecca
gkoinski
10-14-2007, 05:17 AM
Rebecca, I would LOVE any info &tips you can share! http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley17.gif
BTW, if you look further at this site, it's not a direct sales companyOR a party plan. They're selling you an e-book & e-tools. One of those "buy for X amt of dollars, but if you buy by this date, you save $20 & it's only X amt of dollars". http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley36.gif
Again, a great concept, but you really need to read all of this sitebefore buying. Be sure, after hitting send & giving them money, you are able to download their product.
BTW, if you look further at this site, it's not a direct sales companyOR a party plan. They're selling you an e-book & e-tools. One of those "buy for X amt of dollars, but if you buy by this date, you save $20 & it's only X amt of dollars". http://www.wahm.com/forum/smileys/smiley36.gif
Again, a great concept, but you really need to read all of this sitebefore buying. Be sure, after hitting send & giving them money, you are able to download their product.
Charlee
10-14-2007, 08:14 AM
Very good concept! My son wants to be a chef and I wondered why there wasn't something like this...now there is!
