Plastic Party Lady

Host a Tupperware party between February 2 and February 15 with sales over $500 and with 2 of your guests hosting parties of their own and you will be eligible to purchase another $64 in Host Credit for just $15. Host credits can be used to purchase Tupperware products which are exclusively available to our party hosts, or they can also be used dollar-for-dollar to shop from our regular full-line catalog.

Book your party now to take advantage of this fantastic offer!

The Stow ‘N Go is back, but only through the end of February. This multi-purpose container has seven smaller compartments, including a 3-part removable tray. Organize craft supplies, small hardware, or even a first aid kit. Now available in the new “Hot Pepper” color and only $16!

The February sales month got underway this past Saturday (Tupperware sales months end on the last Friday of the month). And on sale this month are the sets on pages 32 and 33 of the Spring 2008 Catalog. These sets are 40-50% off and are a great value.

The Children’s Set includes a set of 4 of the classic bell tumblers, a set of 4 sipper seals that fit the tumblers, a set of 2 divided dishes with seals and a gripping handle, and a set of 3 little bowls with seals. All for just $27, which is 50% off!

The Ice Prisms Pitcher and Tumbler Set is also on sale. The pitcher and four tumblers are just $41.70–40% off!

The Baking Set includes the 32-cup Thatsa Bowl, the set of 2 Microwave Pitchers, and the Saucy Silicone Spatula. This set is also 40% off and is just $33.30

The Fridge Starter set includes 3 Forget Me Not containers (2 round, 1 square), a set of Fridge Stackables, the Stuffables Mini Set (3 containers) and a FridgeSmart Medium Long. 40% off makes it $46.50

Finally, the Heat ‘N Serve Square Round Set is comprised of 7 of the popular freezer-to-microwave containers. There are 4 2-cup containers, 2 5-cup containers, and one 8-cup. This set is also 40% off, so it’s yours for just $64.40 now until February 29.

I’ve received news that the 40% off sale on Modular Mates has been extended through Tuesday at midnight. If you missed out, this is your second chance. Shop now!

I have plenty of openings for February parties in the Denver area! Check my calendar here. I try to keep it as updated as possible.

No time for a party? Contact me for information on doing a “catalog party”. Circulate catalogs among your friends and co-workers. Collect orders and payments and receive all the same great hostess gifts.

Another option available to you is the online party. It only takes a couple of minutes to set up and everything is done online. Your party is open for orders for a two-week period. At the end of two weeks, you’ll receive an e-gift certificate for your host benefits.

Amazingly all the backordered items are back in stock and ready for shipping!

Don’t forget that the sale on Modular Mates ends tomorrow. I can put orders into the system until midnight, or you can order online.

Tupperware is having manufacturing and sourcing difficulties with the Easy-Lift cutting board. Orders for this item will be closing this Friday and it will no longer be available. It has already been removed from the consumer website, but I can place orders through my portal until Friday. Let me know if you need one! I have one in my own kitchen and love it–it’s very durable and lightweight.

   This is the last week for the sale on Modular Mate pantry storage containers! The 13 piece tower pictured here is on sale for just $72, which is a 50% savings. The sale ends on Friday, so hurry!

People frequently ask me which of Tupperware’s microwaveable product lines is better–the Rock ‘N Serve or the Heat ‘N Serve. There is, of course, a clear answer: it depends. Both the Heat ‘N Serve and the Rock ‘N Serve can be used in the freezer, refrigerator, and microwave. Both products allow you to leave the seal on while reheating, virtually eliminating the microwave splatter problem. And both come in a variety of sizes to meet your food storage needs.

Heat ‘N Serve

Rock ‘N Serve

So what’s the difference? There are a few, actually. First, the venting system on the Heat ‘N Serve is automatic. There is a flexible silicone valve which allows steam to escape, so that pressure does not build up within the container. The Rock ‘N Serve vent must be pushed open before heating. The other key difference is that the Heat ‘N Serve has a raised center hub, which promotes more even heating of your food. Rock ‘N Serve containers have flat bottoms.

The Rock ‘N Serve, however, comes in more sizes. You can get them as small as 1.75 cups (available in the Small Round Set) or as large as the 15-cup Large Deep. The smallest Heat ‘N Serve is the 2-cup Square Round and the largest is the 8.25-cup Oval. Also, some people prefer the flat bottom of the Rock ‘N Serve.

In any case, you can’t go wrong with either the Heat ‘N Serve line or the Rock ‘N Serve.

Everyone has a favorite Tupperware item. It might be the latest and greatest innovation, a tried and true classic, or even a product that’s no longer manufactured. What’s yours and what do you love about it?