New Consultant Training

New Consultant
Training
Package

HOST CHALLENGES
Thank you for dating a Tupperware Party. The following challenges
are designed to make your party a success so that you receive all of
the gifts and benefits of a successful party. Take a minute to read the
challenges because each challenge you reach will mean extra
customer gifts for you.
THE CHALLENGES
1. Have 8 advance orders at your party = 1 gift
2. Have a full Tupper lotto sheet. = 1 gift
3. Have 8 or more guests in attendance. = 1 gift
4. A dating in waiting (name & phone number of someone
interested in having a demonstration.)
5. $850 party. = 1 gift
6. Refer a friend (or yourself) who would like additional income.
= 1 gift

Contents of Party Planning Package
1- New envelope to put everything in
1- Thank you note
1- Fridge magnet with name and number on it to be put on hostess’ fridge
1- Information sheet package
Includes the following:
- Hints for having a $1000 party
- Hostess Wish List
- Play Tic Tac Toe and Win!
- Be sure to invite these people list
- Toonie Game
- Are your eating plastic? Article
- 2 recipes for Rock N’ Serve
1- Pre made invitation to be filled out by hostess or by me if I have time
10- order forms (ask if more are needed and leave more if yes)
1- It starts with you – saying yes to Tupperware – recruiting sheet
4- Monthly flyers (ask if more are needed and leave more if yes)
4- full line catalogues (ask if more are needed and leave more if yes)
1- Fundraising flyer
Party planning properly can be the difference between a $200 party and a $1000
and 2 dating party.
Explain each item briefly and ask if they have any questions, then go on to the
next item and repeat.
Get her to fill in a partial guest list.
Stress that she can call you if she has any questions or needs any more
supplies.
Stress the important of a Wish List. It will save you time at the end of the party if
she already has a list made up to chose from.
Party planning in person is always best. If this cant be done, then arrange a time
for you to call and spend 20 minutes on the phone going through the package.

TUPPERWARE TOONIE
Each toonie ($2.00) buys you one square. The more squares you buy, the better
your chances of winning! The winner of the draw receives FREE Tupperware
(your choice). The dollar amount of the prize is determined by the number of
squares purchased (i.e. 50 squares purchased = $100 Free Tupperware). All
sales from the toonie game are added to the Host’s party sales, thereby earning
your host more gifts!
1.
6.
11.
16.
21.
26.
31.
36.
41.
46.
2. 3. 4. 5.
7. 8. 9. 10.
12.
13. 14. 15.
17. 18. 19. 20.
22. 23. 24. 25
27. 28. 29. 30.
32. 33. 34. 35.
37. 38. 39. 40.
42. 43. 44. 45.
47. 48. 49. 50.

Be Sure to Invite These People to Your
Tupperware Party!
1.Next door neighbour_____________and friend______________
2. Sister/sister-in-law______________and friend______________
3. A boss/boss’s wife______________and friend______________
4. A school teacher_______________and friend______________
5. A hair dresser_________________and friend_______________
6. Your best friend_______________and friend________________
7. Mom/mom-in-law______________and friend________________
8. Child’s friend’s mom____________and friend_______________
9. Friend with a new baby__________and friend_______________
10. Church friend________________and friend________________
11. Bowling friend_______________and friend________________
12. A bank teller________________and friend________________
13. Former neighbour____________and friend________________
14. A baby sitter________________and friend________________
15. An old classmate_____________and friend________________
16. Your newest neighbour_________and friend_______________
17. Co-workers (past & present)_______and friend_____________
18. A new or soon to be Bride__________and friend____________
19. Someone who works shifts__________and friend___________
20. Husband’s co-workers_____________and friend____________
21. Someone with broken Tupperware_________and friend_______
22. Someone that invited you to a party________and friend_______
23. Someone you haven’t seen in a while_______and friend_______
24. EVERYONE WHO LOVES TUPPERWARE!!!!

WISH WISH WISH LIST
LIST
“ I wish I may, I wish I might . . . .”
1. ______________________$_____________________
2. ______________________$_____________________
3. ______________________$_____________________
4. ______________________$_____________________
5. ______________________$_____________________
6. ______________________$_____________________
7. ______________________$_____________________
8. ______________________$_____________________
9. ______________________$_____________________
10. _____________________$____________________
11. _____________________$____________________
12. _____________________$____________________
13. _____________________$____________________
14. _____________________$____________________
15. _____________________$____________________
Together let’s make this list a reality!!!

8 Adult Guests in
Attendance.
Set a time to hear about the
Tupperware Opportunity.
$150.00 in orders with
payment before the party.
Host Tic Tac Toe
Thank you for scheduling a Tupperware Party!
Play Tic Tac Toe and receive extra gifts!
Total Party Sales of $450 or
more.
Hold Your Party on the
original Date.
Personally invite everyone
on your Guest List either in
person or on the phone.
Any 3 Squares or 1 Tic Tac Toe = 1 Gift
Any 6 Squares or 2 Tic Tac Toe = 2 Gifts
All 9 Squares or 3 Tic Tac Toe= 3 Gifts
One Dating in waiting
before you party.
Review Guest List with
your representative with 3
days of holding your party.
3 Adult Guests in
attendance whom I’ve never
met.

Recruiting Game
AFTER THE PARTY DEMONSTRATION:
Play the 10-ticket game.
Make sure the questions are about your job and not product related questions.
As they ask questions give them a ticket.
Now pass everyone a piece of paper to put their name on and ask them to answer these
five questions for you.
1. What is the best think you heard about my job?
2. What is your personal work schedule now? (Full time, part time, or homemaker.)
3. What would you do with $400 extra at the end of the month?
4. What would stop you from doing what I do for just one month?
5. If there were no obligation and just information, would you like more information
on part time, full time, or just to satisfy your curiosity. Yes, No, Maybe.
Collect and conduct a drawing for a nice piece of Tupperware or customer game gift,
analyze the answers to see who your next recruits will be.
FOLLOW UP CALL:
Within 24 to 28 hours call those leads that you think you might be able to interest in the
opportunity of Tupperware.
PHONE SCRIPT:
Hello____________, its_____________, from Tupperware. Thank you for
attending________________demo last evening, I really enjoyed having you there.
You know_____________; you indicated on your draw slit
that,________________________________________. I would love to stop by and give
you some additional information on how you cold earn an extra $400. A month with
Tupperware.
I am going to be in your area this week on____________________, and again
on___________________, which would be best for you?

Are you eating Plastic?
Article from Ontario’s Common Ground Magazine
March 1997
Many people trust government agencies to guarantee food safety, but the actions
of these bureaucracies may be influenced by political or economic concerns. Perhaps that
explains why potential toxic plastic residues are allowed in our food.
Britain’s Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, found traces of plasticizers
in every food sample taken since 1993. High levels were found in chocolate, potato chips,
infant formula, margarine, vegetable oil and milk products. Packaged foods such as
candy and cakes also contained high levels, as did cheese wrappers with PVC film. Every
baby formula tested was tainted with plasticizers, and the most contaminated brands had
concentrations only four times lower than levels show to reduce sperm count in rats.
1992 Australian standard (AS 2070) warned food manufacturers that biologically
active substances could migrate into food through plastic packaging with possible toxic
effects the law stated are possible where small quantities are ingested over a long period
of time.
The manufacturer of PVC plastic products requires a deadly cocktail of chemicals
many of which are potential carcinogens. These chemicals can also disrupt normal
hormonal function and lead to impaired reproductive ability, menstrual disorders,
impotence, uterine fibroids and sperm abnormalities. Adverse birth effects due to
exposure may include spontaneous abortion. Congenital defects and childhood cancer.
Food is not the only pathway into our bodies for toxic plastics. Medical treatments
using plastic devices, as well as blood stored in PVC bags for transfusions are other
known sources.
Testicular atrophy has been observed in patients undergoing regular dialysis (a
process in which a great quantity of blood is run through plastic tubing.)
Not all plastics appear to be harmful. Polypropylene, for example, is one of the
most chemically inert plastics.
-- so safe it is even used for medical syringes. Tupperware products are made of this
material. (Polypropylene)
Higher temperatures cause molecules to become more unstable, so heating plastic
food and drink containers, whether in the microwave or just leaving them in the hot care,
can cause potentially toxic plastic molecules to be released into their contents.
(Based on information in Nexus.
Oct/Nov. 1996, Aspen Research Corp
(St Paul, MN) test report 2. 28, 95.0
Reprinted with permission from
Spectrum: The Wholistic News
Magazine. 3519 Hamstead Court,

Durham North Carolina, USA 27707.
CUSTOMER SURVEY
Don’t forget to hand in with your order at the end of the demonstration for the draw.
NAME:_______________________PHONE #_______________________
HOSTESS NAME:_____________________________________________
1. My favorite items are:_________________________________________
2. I have been a hostess___________times. (never)
3. I like to go to Tupperware Parties to: Buy Tupperware see new items learn
ideas have fun & win prizes.
4. I would like to have my own Tupperware party to earn FREE Tupperware: YES
NO MAYBE
5. What type of Demo would you be interested in or would like to receive
information on:
Microwave Auction Bingo Cupboard Refrigerator Bridal Shower Funeral
6. Have you ever thought about being a consultant: YES NO
7. What would you buy with extra money?_______________________
8 .Check the best thing you heard about being a consultant:
The money Free Training 35% personal discount FREE Kit program Flexible
hours & home based
9. I would like more information on the Tupperware earning opportunity: YES NO
10. Best time to call? A.M. P.M.

Smidget Dating Game
I’m going to pass around my Smidget game, everyone choose a
smidget, hey can be used for keeping loonies and toonies as well as
quarters in so you will never be completely broke. Use them to keep
hand cream in, or a cotton ball soaked in perfume. Pills, breath mints.
Use them when you’re traveling for shampoo and cream rinse, and a
hundred other things.
I want everyone to take one but don’t open it.
Now every smidget has a piece of paper inside. Some of them say
gift and party, some say just gift, one of them says Mystery Gift. What
ever you get you keep.
There are only two rules to his game. First rule is you do not have to
play if you don’t want too. Second rule is if you pick gift I will honor
that and give you the gift. On the other hand if you pick and your
smidget says party then you must honor that party. FAIR???
Everyone can open their smidget right away, or wait and bring it to
you at order taking time. At order taking time you would encourage
them to open it or put it back in the container. This game should be
fun and upbeat remember the person getting the party is going to be
the person getting all the free Tupperware at her party.
Good luck and remember to DATE IN CLOSE.

Please note that this is not a true tale about Tupperware and that Tupperware
takes no responsibility for anything I am about to say and I hope that the big
bosses at Tupperware Head Quarters have a good sense of humor.
The story starts with an imaginary Tupperware consultant name Tootsie. Now
Tootsie sold Tupperware in an imaginary town called Tupperwood especially by
the residents who organized their cupboards using Tupperware storage
containers. They knew that their cupboards were the best-organized and freshest
in town thanks to Tupperware and Tootsie.
Tootsie’s friend Tipsy had Tupperware Knives as she was constantly canning
and baking. She also used Tupperware’s Thatsa bowl mixing bowls and cooking
utensils.
Yes, Tupperwood was a happy, happy place. Children played with Tupperware
toys, moms and dads used Tupperware very everything imaginable.
One day, Tootsie was loading up her van with Tupperware prior to going to do a
Tupperware demonstration (Tupperware was her full time career). She loved
working for Tupperware because, as a Manager, Tupperware paid for the leasing
of her van, her insurance and her license. She placed a basket of Tupperware
inside the hatch and counted her Smidgets. She had twenty-seven Tupperware
Smidgets. She bustled around busily. She needed lots of Smidgets as she
always played the Smidget game at her demonstrations and she knew that the
residents of Tupperwood would be looking forward to receiving Tupperware
prizes. She double-checked and counted the Smidgets again. Yes, there were
twenty-seven.
Soon she was on her way, zooming along the street in her terrific Tupperware
van. Alas! Her hatch was not latched and Tupperware danced merrily behind the
van as she drove along.
Children dashed out to collect Smidgets and Midgets and glorious stuff. Oldtimers
talked excitedly about the last time Tupperware had rained down on the
town. That was way back in 47’ when the old Tupperware Warehouse has blown
up.
Tootsie learned a sad lesson from all of this
Don’t count your Smidgets unless they’re latched.

ACTION:
OPEN DATE BOOK TO WEEK 1
(Look up with smile and
expectant expression)
If “too soon” SLOWLY TURN
PAGE TO WEEK 2
(Look up with smile and
expectant expression)
If “still too soon” VERY SLOWLY
AND PAINFULLY TURN PAGE
TO PARTY GUARDER.
(Look up with BIG smile and
absolutely certain expression)
DATING IN CLOSE
DIALOGUE:
“THIS WEEK I HAVE
___AND___OPEN”
“IS THAT SOON ENOUGH?”
“NEXT WEEK I HAVE
____AND____OPEN”
“WHICH WOULD BE BEST?”
“LET’S SEE, IN MY FINAL WEEK
I HAVE____AND____OPEN”
“WHICH WILL IT BE!?”

Supplies Needed:
Piece of Tupperware that you have wrapped up with cellophane.
This is a great game to be played at the very beginning of your
demonstration. Ask guests to form a circle. Tell them every time that they hear
the words Left or Right they need to pass a piece of Tupperware to their Left or
Right. The last person holding the Tupperware wins it.
I Left my house tonight on my way to ____’s house, but I left the directions
Right by the phone. Right away I knew that I needed to have the Right directions
to ___’s house. So I turned Left and Turned Right and made my way back to my
house for the Right directions. Sure enough they were Right where I had Left
them Right next to the phone. Finally I was on the Right track. I arrived Right on
time to set up my display Right over here.
You all arrived and sat Right down. I’ll get Right to work and tell you all
about our exciting new products, hostess programme and income opportunity. I
hope nothing will be Left Out. In a moment I will be showing you our (feature of
your demonstration or brochure specials).
If you Left home with the intension of shopping for gifts tonight, remember
that we have the Right gift for everyone. Review your shopping lists, we wouldn’t
want anyone to be Left out. We have just the Right gifts for birthdays,
anniversaries and many other special occasions.
When your order comes please check it Right away. If something isn’t
Right please call me Right away. You can be sure that I will take care of it Right
away and make it right. You wouldn’t want to be Left with something that you
weren’t 100% satisfied with, Right? Our lifetime guarantee and warrantee is
provided to keep our customers happy. Tupperware will replace any item against
chipping, cracking, peeling, breaking.
Maybe you’d like to take advantage of our Hostess programme and
receive lots of Free Tupperware or if this is the Right time for you to explore
joining Tupperware as a Consultant; please talk to me Right after the
demonstration about all the benefits.
I am enjoying being here tonight and hope that you are having fun. I know
you can’t wait to see all the new ideas that Tupperware has come up with to
make your life easier. So without further delay I will get Right to the point of the
demonstration, showing you our fabulous Tupperware line.
Therefore there is nothing Left for me to do except congratulate our
winner, Right?!

A Tale of Two Hostesses
Congratulations! You’ve been booked a Tupperware Party.
You’re getting FREE tools, you couldn’t say NO!!
Here’s a tale of two hostesses, as you can see,
So listen and pick which one you will be.
First there was Mary, so proper was she,
Her invitations were written in calligraphy!
“I’ll just invite ten, I don’t know too many.
I’m sure they’ll all come, so there will be plenty.”
She forgot to remind them to bring a friend.
“I’m not sure that many chairs will fit in my den.”
Her beautiful catalogue sat at home on a table.
“Outside orders? Oh, I wasn’t able.”
She fixed a buffet fit for a king,
But forgot to give guests a reminder ring.
The night of her show, her home looked just great.
So she lit the candles and proceeded to wait.
Only one guest arrived, the tools to see.
“Why,” asked Mary, does this happen to me?”
And then there was Vanessa, so excited was she.
She was planning on earning whatever she dreamed.
She mailed 40 invitations, and then she told
More people than her house could possibly hold.
People wanted to know what she was talking about
So she’d stop and pull her Tupperware catalogue out.
She bragged on about Tupperware and the great warranty.
She called them all and said, “please bring a friend
And don’t forget the prize you might win!”
They sat on her sofa; they sat on her floor,
They sat in the chairs; they stood in the door!!
The house wasn’t perfect, but they laughed anyway.
They had a good time buying kitchen containers that day!
The numbers were added, mega things she had won!
“WOW!,” she exclaimed, “This was Really Fun.”
The Moral of this story won’t leave you to brood,
Concentrate on your guests, not your home and food!

The following article was published in the Hamilton Spectator
On January 2, 2003.
AT YOUR OWN RISK
If you thought that aged, stained coffee mugs were dangerous…now there’s
worry about reusing water bottles.
Jen Horsey
The Canadian Press
While people may thing they’re doing a good deed for the environment
when they reuse water bottles for anything from orange juice in a bagged lunch
to a week’s worth of water refills from the office water cooler, researchers say
they could be risking their health.
Potentially lose plastic compounds have been found in the types of water
bottles typically reused in classrooms and work places country wide. The water
bottles are meant for one use or only a few uses. After a month or more the
plastic can breakdown. The study also found bacteria in water bottles reused for
juice and drinks by children when they are not regularly washed.
A study of water bottles at a Calgary elementary school found bacteria in
kids’ bottles that would prompt health officials to issue boil water advisories, had
the samples come from a tap? Researchers discovered bacterial contamination
in about a third of the samples collected from kids’ water bottles at the school.
Some samples even showed evidence of fecal coliform.
“If a town water supply had fecal coliform in it, it would have to be shut
down.” Said Cathy Ryan of the University of Calgary professor who authored the
study.
The bacteria likely came from the kids’ hands and mouths over time, as
hey repeatedly used the same bottles and neither they nor their parents washed
them at home at night Ryan said. “They sit there fighting with their water bottles,
and they’re not very good about washing their hands,” She said.
She conducted the study out of curiosity after she realized the bottles
being used by her young son and his classmates throughout the day weren’t
being washed out.” She said. Ryan herself admits she doesn’t always wash her
own water bottle, Instead she lets the bottle she keeps at her desk air-dry
overnight to kill off any bacteria.
While researchers in her study-collected samples from only 76 bottles at
one elementary school, which has not been identified. Ryan said the results
would likely be the same anywhere else. “I have no reason to believe these kids
do a poorer job of washing their hands than in any other elementary school,” She

said. When the study results were published in the Canadian Journal of Public
Health in the fall, the local school board advised parents to make sure kids’
bottles were taken home and washed properly and frequently. And a study
conducted in the United States suggests the kind of thorough washing that could
kill bacteria might make these particular types of bottles unsafe in another way.
Frequent washing might accelerate the breakdown of plastic, potentially
causing chemicals to leach into the water the study found. Preliminary research
conducted by a graduate student at the University of Idaho found that with
repeated use, toxic chemical compounds could migrate out of the bottles into the
liquid inside.
Although plastics experts contend commercial water bottles are safe, the
study ultimately concluded little is known about what happens when the bottles
are used over and over again. “The fact is, a lot of these compounds have not
really been studied in terms of their human health effects,” said Margrit Von
Braun, a University of Idaho professor.
Single use soft drink and water bottles are commonly made of a plastic
called polyethylene terephthalate (PET) which, while considered safe for its
intended use was found to break down over time. “The longer you used it, the
more stuff ended up in the water”, said Von Braun.
One of the toxins that frequently appeared in the water samples from the
reused bottles was DEHA. A carcinogen regulated in drinking water because it
has been found to cause weight loss, live problems, or possible reproductive
difficulties. It is also suspected that DEHA can cause cancer in humans.
Van Braun said she was surprised to discover how widespread the reuse
was --- and how long some people would hold on to a single bottle. “A lot of
people use them for weeks, and sometimes months, literally until its leaking.”
Said Von Braun. One survey of the school found someone who has been reusing
the same bottle for six months.
The Canadian Bottled Water Association advises against reusing the
containers altogether. It says the containers are made for single use and should
be recycled afterward, not reused.
People would be unable to properly sterilize the bottles at home, and the
industry doesn’t evaluate the safety of the bottles for multiple uses, Said
Elizabeth Griswald, executive director of the Canadian Bottled Water
Association.

What you need to know about your microwave’s WATTAGE…
The wattage of your microwave is the most important thing you
need to know when you are doing any microwave cooking. It is just
as important as knowing the over temperature when you are baking.
The AVERAGE WATTAGE of a microwave is 700-725 watts.
This is the power that is the basis for cooking times in most
microwave recipes, unless specified differently. This would be like an
“average” oven temperature of 350 degrees. For comparison…
700 Watts in microwave >> like cooking at 350 degrees
800 Watts >> 450 degrees
900 Watts >> 525 degrees (Self clean)
1000 Watts >> 575 degrees
1100 Watts >> 625 degrees (Blow torch!!)
The big problem is that very few people know what the wattage
of their microwave is, much less what to do to compensate for today’s
high powered ovens. The “Tim Taylor Philosophy!” More power is not
necessarily better.
To find your oven’s wattage look on the inside of the door, on
the back, or in “an under the hood fan” model, underneath
For each 100 watts your microwave is over the average of 700,
you should decrease EITHER the cooking TIME or POWER LEVEL
by 10% (i.e. If you have a 100 watt microwave, that is ~300 watts
over the average. Therefore, when following a recipe, cook on
POWER 7 or 8, depending on the time of day.) Reverse for lower
wattage (500 – 600) ovens.
Remember – It takes two minutes to boil a mug of water in a 700watt
oven. In a 1200-watt oven, it will take 45-50 seconds!! Two
minutes on HIGH power is an eternity in a 1200-watt microwave!!

MICROWAVED CINNAMON PULL-APARTS
¼ cup butter or margarine, melted in the bottom of a Large ROCK ‘N’
SERVE.
1/3 cup brown sugar (or Brown sugar twin)
1 pkg. Pillsbury Crescent Dough
nuts or raisins if desired
Mix sugar & cinnamon into melted butter. Cut dough into ten rounds.
Distribute over melted butter mixture, turning to coat. Sprinkle with
raisins or nuts, if desired. Cover with Seal and vent. Microwave on
High for 4-4 ½ minutes. Do not overcook! Enjoy!!
MICROWAVED RICE KRISPIE SQUARES
¼ cup butter or margarine 5 cups marshmallows 6 cups Krispies
Melt butter in Large Deep Rock & Serve Container for 1 minute on
High. Add in marshmallows, stirring to coat. Microwave on High for
1 ½ minutes. Stir in Rice Krispies and 1 tsp. Vanilla until well blended.
Wet hands and press into bottom of container. Cut with plastic knife
(Sandwich Spreader) when cool.
MICROWAVED ANGELFOOD CAKE
½ box (1 ¼ cups) One step Angelfood Cake Mix
2/3 cup cold water
Mix together in Large Mix and store Pitcher, for no more than 30-40
seconds, or just until well mixed. Do not overbeat. Pour into
ungreased Tupperware 3L casserole that has the Cone in it. Let
stand 3 minutes. Cook on High power for 4-5 minutes. Do not
overcook. Cake will still be sticky on top. Invert onto a tumbler or
Snack Cup until cool.
Microwave Oven: - a six-sided metal box, with metal screen in door
Microwaves are generated by the magnatron, behind control panel.
From top down and outside into center
Wattage: 700-725 watts is full-power microwave. Look for wattage on
back of oven - - key word – WATTAGE (OR POWER)OUTPUT. Less

than 625 watts just means longer cooking times. More wattage -- less
cooking time.
-Turnable or no? . . If none, rotating metal fan at top of oven to
disperse microwaves evently. Essentially no difference in cooking.
Slight disadvantage with turnable -- limits size and shape of
cookware.
-Ovens built since early 1980’s have stringent manufacturing
standards. SAFE! ( as much chance of radiation as tanning by
moonlight
-Glass tray in the bottom of oven makes clean-up easier, plus
elevates food for more efficient cooking.
Microwave Trivia: - 4 ½ inches long, ½ inch wide. Produced by
magnatron, emitted at rate of 1 ½ billion per second. Travel at speed
of light, only go 5 feet before dissipating. Too wide to go through
holes in screen on door.
-Are reflected off metal, pass through glass, Styrofoam, plastic, etc.
-Absorbed ONLY by WATER, FAT, and SUGAR molecules.
Penetrate foods 1-1/2 inches. Energy absorbed causes molecules to
rub together… FRICTION… HEAT… cooks food.
-STAND TIME – 20% of cooking time after timer done, during which
food continues to cook.
-If they have nothing to work on, will go back home to magnatron.
Therefore, never run microwave empty, including popping plain
popcorn.
-PEAK POWER CONSUMPTION PERIODS: Breakfast time, lunch,
suppertime. Not as much power available—off times, foods will cook
faster.
Rules Of Thumb:
1. The more dense the food, the longer to cook (eg.
Potatoes longer than broccoli). Liquids heat fastest,
especially sugary and fatty ones.
2. The smaller the pieces, the faster It will cook (eg. Diced
potatoes faster than baked)
3. Liquids attract microwaves first, therefore always DRAIN
BETWEEN BATCHES.
4. Arrange thickets parts of food to outside of casserole.
Cone in center if necessary.

Microwave MAGIC TRICK:
Demonstrates use of foil in microwave, plus illustrates microwave
EFFICIENCY vs. SAFETY
You need – 2 Styrofoam cups, ½ cup chocolate chips, water,
Tupperware Cone, a piece of Pyrex or Corning ware
Fill one cup with cold water, other with chocolate chips. Wrap chips
cup completely in foil (Shiny side or dull side irrelevant.)
Temperature test water, chips, Cone, Pyrex. Place all in microwave,
cook on High power 2.2.5 minutes. Temperature test again.
CAUTION: If any arcing occurs, stop microwave IMMEDIATELY, and
smooth out foil.
FOIL USE Rules of thumb:
1. Must have 4 times more EXPOSED food mass as foil
mass.
2. Keep foil 1 inch from sides of oven
APPLICATIONS: - Large quantities of hamburger, defrost just what
you need. Shield thin parts of chickens or hams. Use on corners of
rectangular pans to deflect microwaves to center. Foil pie plates, T.V.
dinners.
SAFETY vs. EFFICIENCY: Many materials are microwave safe, very
few are microwave efficient.
-Being efficient means that energy and time are not wasted heating
the container itself.
-Pyrex, Corning Ware, Visions etc. all like to be hot first and longest.
They contain metal (nickel) which creates ‘invisible light shows.’
-20% cooking time is spent heating container, out of oven container
draws heat from food.
-To test at home: Place your container in microwave, (along with a
cup of water to absorb microwaves), cook on High for 2-2.5 minutes.
If container is not virtually the same temperature as when you put it
in, it is not microwave efficient.

ADVANTAGES OF TUPPERWAVE COOKWARE: Cuts cooking
time by 15-20% over Corning etc.
-Handles stay cool, no potholders needed. Food stays hot longer.
Keep covered after cooking, Tupperwave becomes a THERMO-
INSULATOR. Stack-cook by weight to increase or decrease portions
(6 min./lb. Of food)
-Round casseroles with round corners for most even cooking. Bumps
on bottom elevate, as well as interlock. Durable. Easy-clean, stainresistant
finish. Lightweight. Versatile. Non-Toxic. Lifetime
Guarentee. Excellent customer service.