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Pampered Chef Christmas in July!!

Susan has a couple of GREAT Pampered Chef offers this month!!

Everyone who buys $60 in products gets to choose one of the Pampered Chef peelers for free (up to a $9.50 value). Click here to see and print flyer with peeler choices.

In addition, Susan is offering 20% off on all products for this month only. She will need your order and payment by July 29th in order to place it this month and have it qualify for the 20% discount.

Direct home delivery is available for people who do not live in our area, or you may live in our area and just find home delivery more convenient. The shipping does run a bit more for direct home delivery, but with your 20% discount, it's still a great deal!

View the Pampered Chef catalog on line at:

https://www.pamperedchef.com/ordering/catalog.tpc

You will need to place your order directly with Susan to receive the 20% discount. The 20% discount is from her.

This would be a great time to buy a few Christmas gifts, wedding presents, or just a treat for yourself!!

Some of my favorite PC products are:

All the stoneware pieces!!

Garlic Peeler - use it all the time!!

Cookware - I’ve used mine almost daily for 8 years, and it still looks great!!

Nylon and wooden utensils - I have been diligent about using the softer utensils with my cookware!! I love them all!!

Knives - I use the 5” utility knife multiple times when preparing a meal.

All purpose spreader - love this!! It’s just $4.00! It’s not only for spreading! I use it for loosening muffins, breads and cakes from the pans.

Classic Batter Bowl - I have two large and one small. I use them numerous times daily.

Ice Cream Dipper - Great!!! This also works perfectly for scooping out potatoes for Twice Baked Potatoes, too!

Measure All Cups - Large and Mini - I have two of each and use them constantly!!

Mini-serving spatula - only $4.50, and it’s indispensable in my kitchen!!

Smooth-edge can opener - Love it!!

I could just go on and on!! I did get the bulk of my PC when I had a party 8 years ago, but I’ve also just steadily added pieces through the years. My PC products have held up wonderfully!!

For more information, contact Susan at

pamperedsusan1@yahoo.com

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