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Pampered Chef

Established in 1980 by Doris Christopher, Pampered Chef is a global marketing enterprise and a proud Berkshire Hathaway company since 2002. We develop a multi-purpose, high-quality and unique kitchen product line that includes time-saving kitchen tools, cookware, cutlery, stoneware, and pantry products serving millions of customers around the world. We support a large network of independent consultants with their direct sales efforts in addition to our corporate ecommerce business. At Pampered Chef, we believe that people with a full plate should be free to enjoy mealtime with their loved ones. We're on a mission to reinvent mealtime, connecting people with products, content, and community that simplify, inspire, and last.www.pamperedchef.com

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Sep 18, 2026

Jessica BrieckeHOST
24:04
And it was that was another Mary Crowley, the woman who started that.
Jessica BrieckeHOST
24:07
Doris Christopher with Pampered Chef.
Jessica BrieckeHOST
24:09
And then more recently you had.
Jessica BrieckeHOST
24:11
Shelly Gardner was stamping up and Cindy Monroe with 31 Gifts, which I don't think 31 Gifts is even in existence anymore.
Zoe RomeHOST
18:03
Mm-hmm, mm-hmm.
Zoe RomeHOST
18:03
I also was thinking about Pampered Chef and how that- Is that an MLM too? Because the people that put those, quote, parties on are, like, always bugging to try and recruit.
Zoe RomeHOST
18:16
[gasps] It is.
Zoe RomeHOST
18:16
Pampered Chef is a multi-level marketing.
Zoe RomeHOST
18:18
Yes.
Zoe RomeHOST
18:19
Whoa.
Zoe RomeHOST
18:20
Oh my God, and I've gone to some of those.
Zoe RomeHOST
18:23
Really? I've gone to some of those Pampered Chef- Like a party? They do them virtually now.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
25:55
The recruitments.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
25:56
Any woman of my age who grew up even adjacent in any way to this culture has been inundated in the past with invitations to Pampered Chef, to Norwex, to LuLaRoe, to all of these multilevel marketing companies.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
26:14
Many women see in them an opportunity to make some money, even though very few actually do end up coming out in the black.
Kristin Kobes Du MezGUEST
26:21
That's right.
Melina DixonGUEST
23:05
I mean, I am such a user of products from direct sales companies.
Melina DixonGUEST
23:09
Like we don't have to tour my kitchen, but I've got, I probably have almost everything Pampered Chef has ever come out with my, you know, my skincare, my cosmetics, jewelry, even though I'm wearing next to nothing, but like, I love these products.
Melina DixonGUEST
23:23
thank you I love all of these products so much they're they're amazing products and they all solve problems and so I had just a weird spark last year that I was going to create a training called yo I solve it and it's 90s themed so if you see any pictures of me out on the internet with butterfly clips in my hair and a like one of those choker necklaces yep that was on purpose but But it was really, really helping people see the difference between maybe what they're posting now to share their product versus what they could be posting to focus on those problems.
Melina DixonGUEST
24:05
Especially as we kind of enter a time, I think allegedly the economy is like not great.
Alan CoxHOST
48:32
Wasn't that like an early MLM? Weren't people going door to door selling Simple Green? It smells good.
Alan CoxHOST
48:39
You were doing the Pampered Chef back in the day where you were walking around trying to sell people Simple Green.
Alan CoxHOST
48:45
Anywho.
Alan CoxHOST
48:46
All right, so thank you, Ryan.
BrentHOST
13:03
We lo- we loved our house, right? It was, it was perfect for us.
BrentHOST
13:08
Um, with Mikayla's business and stuff, it was kinda starting to get a little small, just 'cause she needed a bunch of storage space for all of her Pampered Chef product.
BrentHOST
13:17
By the way, if you need any Pampered Chef stuff-
MikaylaHOST
13:19
[laughs]
BrentHOST
13:20
... get ahold of her.

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MikaylaHOST
23:36
But I, I, uh, I'm gonna take this one really quick.
BrentHOST
23:39
Yeah, of course.
MikaylaHOST
23:40
So I, uh, I was about to go to a Pampered Chef conference, and I had told myself that, you know, at that point, after Brent had told me that, you know, he just had these strong feelings that IVF was not in our, our sight, um, or he felt like it wasn't our journey, um, I, I just really, um, I don't know if I became really, like, numb or I just- I just felt like, okay, if IVF is not the path that we're going to take, then I am g- I have to give it my all in eating healthier, taking better care of myself, trying to get, you know, stress off of me.
Becky LaunderHOST
0:32
I am so happy you're here with us today because we have an incredible guest here with us.
Becky LaunderHOST
0:38
I am so happy to have Amy Conowal with Pampered Chef.
Becky LaunderHOST
0:43
She is one of their tip top leaders, national exec, incredible leader.
Becky LaunderHOST
0:49
And she's going to talk to us about all things team and growth.
Becky LaunderHOST
3:23
it.
Becky LaunderHOST
3:24
Okay.
Becky LaunderHOST
3:24
Tell me your favorite Pampered Chef product of all time.
Amy KonowalGUEST
3:27
Oh, that's so hard.
Enid GraceHOST
52:22
I have to laugh at this because, I mean, some of this stuff is so Warren coded.
Enid GraceHOST
52:27
Quickly, before I met Warren when we first started dating and the first couple of times I came to his house, he had a lot of Pampered Chef products because there was a woman in this area who was selling it.
Enid GraceHOST
52:39
And I was kind of flummoxed.
Enid GraceHOST
52:41
And it was during the time of COVID.
Enid GraceHOST
52:53
She fully hosed him.
Enid GraceHOST
52:54
Yeah.
Enid GraceHOST
52:55
All of this pampered chef stuff.
Enid GraceHOST
52:56
The man who doesn't
Becky LaunderHOST
5:11
I got to do a little pit stop in Wisconsin with Amber McHugh for her retreat, which was a retreat for me, which was lovely.
Becky LaunderHOST
5:20
And then I headed over to Chicago for Pampered Chef, went home for a couple days, went back to Nashville, for their big event with style dots which was a ton of fun had a good time in nashville got to wear some cute cowboy boots and a newly dressed a denim dress got to go to the grandel opry that was a ton of fun and then i came home the puppy was here yes we officially have a puppy now her name is zoe she's adorable and she's not sleeping through the night but we're working on it we're gonna get there hopefully by the time this episode goes live she's sleeping through the night let's hope so And then I was home for another couple of days and headed back out to Minneapolis and went to Tastely Simple's conference.
Becky LaunderHOST
5:58
So four weekends, four conferences in a row.
Becky LaunderHOST
6:01
And at each of these events, I spoke on different topics.
Kimberly BorgensHOST
16:49
I still remember the first time I spoke in front of people.
Kimberly BorgensHOST
16:53
I was a pampered chef consultant making extra money.
Kimberly BorgensHOST
16:55
It was my little side gig, right? Outside of the business because I had to make more money for my family.
Kimberly BorgensHOST
17:01
And so I would go and I didn't, I had a party in my home with my family.

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