Dinner4Two Culinary Demonstration

Re: Dinner4Two Culinary Demonstration

• smilyaries member

  

  November 2014 edited November 2014

  @dmdbct2015‌ We went earlier this year. The only "free" gifts was an apron. The food was very small portion (because of the number of people who attended the event). Also, they gave us gift certificates and voucher to a 2 night stay at a hotel. I do not remember where exactly is the hotel but you need to stay longer than 2 nights and pay taxes. To me it was not worth it.

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• JoanE2012 member

  

  November 2014

  Sounds like one of those high pressure selling schemes.  

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• smilyaries member

  

  November 2014

  @JoanE2012‌ Yes, it is. Their products were hundreds of dollars. You can pay in installation but to me it was very pricey and I rather use that money on something important. To me it was a waste of time, especially that my fiancé was in the military at the time and he was here for a week.

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• elfrankart_23350467 member

  

  February 2015

  I did the whole shebang--sat through the demo, booked the two free resort nights. Wrote a detailed review of the whole process on this thread: http://forums.theknot.com/discussion/1044420/dinner-4-two

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