P is for Premium Cocktail Set

February 6, 2019 Sharon Jacobson

Unlike O, we have a slew of products which begin with P. However, after asking about 20 people whether I should reflect on our Pastry Blender or our Premium Cocktail Set at 10 AM, the overwhelming response was the Premium Cocktail Set. Not sure what that says about me and some of my FB friends. That may be another week’s reflection after I I finish blogging my way through the alphabet.

The funny thing is that I am not much of a drinker anymore, mostly because they did not mix well with all my medications. I am also not much of a baker anymore. The P product which probably gets the most use is the Personal Size Round Stone and the Pizza Cutter, which is how we cut carbs in our household (LOL).

What made me select this item to reflect on is that Pampered Chef has tried to think of everything in putting this set together. They thought of all the tools one would need to make fresh cocktails and mocktails at home. There is everything one could ever think of and then some, including recipes, to make measure, shake, and pour any cocktail.

I love the fact that everything I need is all in one set. How awesome would it be if everything we needed to make it through life came in one set. I have one friend who would tell me that everything she needs comes in the Bible and in her personal relationship with Jesus. I have another who tells me that it is the Buddhist teachings and writings which give her all the tools she needs to make it through daily life. At the ripe age of almost 63 (June will be here soon), I have realized that I do not have a Premium Faith Set. The set I have is constantly changing and evolving. I am taking tools out and putting new tools to use. So having a complete set would be amazing.

G is for the Grill Tool Set

December 5, 2018 Sharon Jacobson

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A friend of mine gives me a hard time about my ability to see life and spiritual lessons in just about everything. As I was thinking about our Grilling Tool Set, I thought how awesome it would be if I could store all my spiritual tools in one place. Many of them are stored within me, but others have found their home in meditation room which contains my books, music, a futon for friends and clients to sit on and my altar which contains all the things which help bring me peace and ground my environment. Yet I do not have a way to put all of them in a tote and bring them with me.

Our Grilling Tool Set allows those who enjoy grilling to tote their tools, cook, and clean up without the stress of wondering if they have all the tools they need. The set includes Grill Tongs, Grill Spatula, Grill Basting Brush, Wooden Grill Scraper, and of course the Grilling Tool Bag.

Each piece plays its own role, including the Grilling Tool Bag. When you first look at, it appears like a fairly simplistic bag. However, as you explore it you begin to see that there is a functionality to the bag that transcends carrying tools. It has five pockets to carry the grilling essentials. However, it also has a mesh pocket where you can store other things you might need, such as spices, silverware and a thermometer to check the temperature of the meet you are grilling. One of the qualities I love is that it is machine washable. During the process of grilling, the tools can get dirty and there is not always a place to wash them before having to repack them, so being able to wash the Grilling Tool Bag once you get back home is a blessing. We all need safe places to store our tools, however, it is also nice to know we can easily keep them clean.

I love each of the tools for different reasons. Each of the tools is at least 16 ¼” in length. The length helps each tool do what it is supposed to do while keeping your hands away from the heat. There are tools I have in my spiritual toolbox which have helped me turn situations, or at least my perception of them around, so I did not cause myself or others any harm.

The Right Tools

March 1, 2013 Sharon Jacobson

The past few days I have been struggling with what to write about this week and frustrated with my lack of inspiration. It was not until my wife pointed out to me that I have been working so hard on other projects that I had not been taking my nightly time to watch the Food network. It was not more then 15 minutes after sitting down to watch a rerun of Worst Cooks in America that I found myself being inspired by the words of Bobby Flay and Anne Burrell as they were talking about how you need to have the right knife to do proper cooking. A few minutes later, Bobby Flay was sharing that advice again, only this time in a Kohl’s commercial for his cookware, “The right tools give you better control as you cook.”

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