General Chat

Dee, I have one of those too! Mine is on a shelf in my wardrobe full of odd bits of old toys and games so that when I might one day find the original, I've got the missing bits! LOL I also had the round one with a plastic spike to push in the bottom of the lettuce to keep it crisp. Did they ever really work? Sue xx

About 12 years ago my neighbour had a TP party. I bought a jug with lid...think it was part of their microwave range and I can honestly say I have used it everyday since! Was expensive but worth every penny, so much so that I bought another. In Paris there is adepartment store called BHV and you can buy Tupperware there. Jen

Sue....think I've seen something similar to the batter mixer in lakeland....it also whipped cream? If you want another tupperware one I can get you one in Paris.

Hi, still have tupperware I bought in NZ, in the early 80's, set of three containers, buff colour, each holds between 3-4 kilos flour/sugar etc, also one green and one orange biscuit tin, and a number of square rounds. my daughter sells TW, she is a manager, so when I babysit i get paid in new tw, ...............lol June (adelaide)

Dee and Sue I've got one of those green things.... Very useful for pressing snow into and making blocks to build an igloo.............should you ever feel the urge. What about the Party Susan...or the smaller Suzette......Did anyone use their's? Gwyn

I have the green salad keeper and its brilliant ;; used constantly every day in fridge for iceberg lettuce it keeps one for easy 2 weeks ,, so for me, think thats the best thing I ever kept from when I used to do parties in omg nearly 30 years ago ;;;lol Babs

Babs Is that the spikey bowl or the 'box'? My most used items I think are loads of 'square rounds'..... really useful for storing different sugars, dried fruit etc. One of the sugar containers is in daily use too.... the sort with a central push-in button to make a good seal....Again very good because I can't abide gritty sugar getting tipped in the cupboard. Gwyn

I have a variety of sizes of the boxes with the hinged lids. Very handy and I use them all the time. Also the green plastic beakers and the coloured beakers with the handles. About 10 years old I think. The plastic beakers are used non stop and they are just like new.

Ruth That sounds very superior and 'upmarket' to my old items. Gwyn

Gwyn, if you were to look in my cupboards Upmarket would not be the word you would use lol

Lynda, you can see it all online, poss go into the .fr site. Last party ,we all helped to make a choccy cake and and onion tart, when cooked we all tucked in :)))) Do use and buy their storage stackers for flour, sugar and the rest . The good thing is I know someone who does it so wait until the free pressie is a good one then place an order. Please dont think I am sad:))) but living in the country I like to keep stuff safe incase of mice, touch wood not a problem, but you never know; XX Jill

I haven't been to a tupperware party for years :) I've got quite a few things still, little dishes with lids etc My fav is the big jelly mould, my kids loved it when the jelly slurpped out of it.Glad I kept it, will come in handy for grandchildren :) Hev x

Gwynneth its the one with the little spike inside it to prong the lettuce on,,I think its brilliant ;; Babs

Jill I quite understand....... My collection increased no end when I lived in Cyprus. The chance of a cockroach getting in with the cornflakes was not going to happen in MY kitchen. Gwyn

m-i-l has loads - including that long green box you are talking about - she keeps salad in it in the fridge. we never had any and I've still not got any! Maz. XX

All these memories:) Jill I found the site, but it's all in um er .......French LOL Also looked on the American site I wonder why it's not sold here anymore, looks like a lot of us would buy it, perhaps l'll write to them, and ask if I could have a party for them, could start a new trend :))))

I've also got the green salad crisper + spike - in fact I think I've got two. Use mine all the time - brilliant! Their UK headquarters offices were nearby here, and I used to do quite a lot of freelance work for their annual seminars which were held all over Europe and America.

tupperware, even the queen has it on her breakfast table, don't you know. I have a tray which holds a water feeder, dry food feeder and bowl, for feeding cats. I have used it every day (the cat is now sixteen) paid quite a bit for it at the time. It has been well used. Joy

Hiya Dorothy, looks like that salad crisper made tupperware some dosh:)))) Joy, I hope your cat appreciates you buying him the bowl:)))

What I'd like to know is.................how come everyone else's salad crisper works and mine just made my lettuce go soggy? This is your impossible question for tonight! LOLOL Sue xx P.S. Gwyn......... I MUST remember to take my green box out of the wardrobe this Winter and keep it handy for my igloo making! LOLOL