A stylish favourite
Sep 19th 2003, 5:23 pm
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A stylish favourite
Having seen all the snide comments about Tupperware down under (you know who you are HUP), I found this marvellous example of antepodean storage ware after performing a search at www.google.com.au. Now who's laughing eh! Look and marvel!
A stylish favourite.
Ideal for serving and storing your favourite pies, flans and pastries, the stylish Impressions Round Pie Taker easily accomodates the TupperChef Flan Form dishes.
The reversible base allows two different heights for a variety of sizes while the highly polished window around the translucent cover temptingly shows off the contents.
Soft, rounded handles on the base are comfortable to hold for safe transportation while the cover allows some air flow, preventing moisture build up and making it ideal for short term storage.
A stylish favourite.
Ideal for serving and storing your favourite pies, flans and pastries, the stylish Impressions Round Pie Taker easily accomodates the TupperChef Flan Form dishes.
The reversible base allows two different heights for a variety of sizes while the highly polished window around the translucent cover temptingly shows off the contents.
Soft, rounded handles on the base are comfortable to hold for safe transportation while the cover allows some air flow, preventing moisture build up and making it ideal for short term storage.
Sep 19th 2003, 6:47 pm
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Re: A stylish favourite
My mum had one of those, fab it was!!
Sep 19th 2003, 7:02 pm
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Have you been invited to a tupperware party yet then Dave?
Sep 19th 2003, 7:13 pm
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Originally posted by h garrett
Have you been invited to a tupperware party yet then Dave?
Have you been invited to a tupperware party yet then Dave?
Shouldn't you be getting the kids their breakfast?
Sep 19th 2003, 7:42 pm
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Originally posted by Bluerobot
Bloody hell H, you're up early. Shouldn't you be getting the kids their breakfast?
Bloody hell H, you're up early.
Shouldn't you be getting the kids their breakfast?
Sep 19th 2003, 9:17 pm
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Originally posted by h garrett
Have you been invited to a tupperware party yet then Dave?
Have you been invited to a tupperware party yet then Dave?
Its no use Dave, give it up. I was onto you the first time I got a glass out of one of your cupboards and all those shiny plastic boxes fell out on me
Sep 19th 2003, 9:44 pm
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Yes i remember my wife buying one of those, i think it's now live's in a place called the kitchen! or did i use it to do an oil change on the car?.
plum.
plum.
Sep 19th 2003, 9:57 pm
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You may all laugh at the revolting table service ware from Tupper but remember you are going to a hot and often insect ridden country The original tupperware STORAGE containers will be perfect to stop the weavils, ants and cockroaches from getting into the packets of flours cereals, rice, pasta, sugar and etc.
I'm taking all mine - empty inside the fridge and freezer.
Remember the one item you DO NOT NEED to take is a bread bin. Mould immediately all bread is kept in the fridge for immediate use and the freezer for the next day.:scared:
I'm taking all mine - empty inside the fridge and freezer.
Remember the one item you DO NOT NEED to take is a bread bin. Mould immediately all bread is kept in the fridge for immediate use and the freezer for the next day.:scared:
Sep 20th 2003, 2:40 am
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Good idea putting it in inside the fridge, it will save space. Have PSS said this would be ok or is it your own idea?
By the way my Mum was a Tupperware rep in the 70's she still has loads of it now 30 years later it is going strong!! That is a good advert, most of the rubbish you buy nowdays barely lasts six months.
By the way my Mum was a Tupperware rep in the 70's she still has loads of it now 30 years later it is going strong!! That is a good advert, most of the rubbish you buy nowdays barely lasts six months.
Sep 20th 2003, 3:44 am
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Yes Tina all shipping reps hvae said it is ok as long as they are empty. PSS advise putting some coffe beans in frig to keep it dry and make it smell nice.
I also was a tupper rep in the 70's and mine is all my original kit still going strong and used (only for storage) every day I hated the table ware give me good china everytime
I also was a tupper rep in the 70's and mine is all my original kit still going strong and used (only for storage) every day I hated the table ware give me good china everytime
