Tupperware Talk: Cranberry Garden

Saturday, December 15, 2007

Cranberry Garden

Here are pictures of the nifty Collapsible Baskets you have seen me use and heard me rave about! They are hot! hot! hot!

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Welcome to Tupperware Talk

My daughter inspired me to start blogging. It is always nice to read her blog and find out what is, or has been going on in her busy life anytime. I'll try to write as creatively and well as she does... so here goes.

I've been in Tupperware for about 9 years now. I kind of fell into it. I wasn't looking for anything else to do. Managing a raw pet food store was more than a full time job. Customers would come in and talk about how they thawed their frozen cat or dog food out in Tupperware, how they would store that thawed out food in Tupperware, and how easy and convenient these Tupperware containers were to manage the food they were feeding their pets. So, we needed a source of Tupperware, and that's when I got involved. When I left that job 6 months later my phone started ringing and the next thing I knew I had myself a Tupperware business!

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December 2010

A comment from my niece:

Merry Christmas Auntie Cheryll!! As well as holiday wishes I wanted to let you know how amazing (and still sharp) our Tupperware knives are. They helped make prep work a breeze the other night. Oh, and the pink lunch kits Mom got for us is awesome :-) . Hope you guys have had a wonderful day!

Tania

Here's another comment re one of the Tupperware containers I got from you - the little domed one for garlic or whatever (it was a Forget Me Not container).

I had a small stalk of broccoli head that I didn't want to toss out & no matter what container I usually use, it soon wilts in a few days. I put it in the domed container & just left it for nearly 2 wks. I was making watercress soup this a.m. & thought best to toss in broccoli. I was afraid to open it but, holy smokes! It was as crisp as day purchased!

k... in Vancouver

Join Me In Tupperware!

Why not open your own account today, and purchase your Tupperware at cost? It's kind of like having a Costco Membership, but way more fun! $30 gets you $400 worth of Tupperware!

Have you ever wondered about becoming a consultant and how much support you would get? Here is a short comment from one of my team members that I couldn't keep to myself:

"Once again I want to thank you for all you do for me. You are always there for me and I really appreciate it more than you can know. Take care lovely lady and I will talk to you soon..." Diane

When you succeed, I succeed. That is what it is all about.