Tupperware!

For you, of course. Actually I have a very nice long "bistro" apron, black and sleek.

And funny you should say that: someone has started a line in naughty cross-dressing Tupperware sexy stories. There is a link to it from my Tupperware web-page:

www.geocities.com/calendarioromano/tupperware.htm

Andrew

Andrew H wrote:

The silicone cookware is fantastic actually, and needs no greasing.
So does anyone want to host a demo? Have Tupperware, will travel. If it were warmer, I would suggest meeting in Falmouth Road Park on the New Kent Road, but realistically it needs to be indoors.

Andrew

I'm pretty sure my lunchbox doesn't need greasing, actually

Smarty pants, I am talking about cookware, not storage. Baking sheet, loaf tin, muffin pan, cake dish, etc.

Actually bought a whole stack of plastic containers from IKEA so well provided for on the lunch box front. However a demonstration sounds fun.

Happy to bring some drink or whatever. Do Tupperware do a cider flask?

All we need is a host or hostess. Ideally, someone with a kitchen in which I could supervise the guests preparing some food for conventional or microwave cooking, using Tupperware products. A no-cook demo outside the kitchen is OK, we could prepare a salad maybe, but you obviously wouldn't get to see some of the products in use.

If someone wants to host (and thereby get free Tupperware), message me direct and we can set a date and time,

I will attend. Rather like it!

It seems to me your giving Andrew a run for his money. If other Se1 ers want to come along I'll host a tupperware party.

So let me know if anyone else wants to come along see andrew do his thing in the kitchen and we will see if we can set a date. If nothing else, it sounds like a good excuse for a bit of vino! I've not been to one since the 70's .(late 70's)

Funny, when I read this thread this afternoon I thought suggesting Jacs kitchen for this, as it seems the ideal place for this. But then I thought that that would have to come from Jac herself, and decided not to. And here we are!

Count on me- love to come.

Jac wrote:

... see andrew do his thing in the kitchen ...

Yes but it sounds like Andrew's idea of a demo means the guests making the food!
(though I'll still come for the fun and the vino)

What wine is it appropriate to drink out of Tupperware? Am keen to get my mitts on some silicone (I refuse to buy Jamie Olivers black stuff from John Lewis) - if you can cope with one more guest Jac?