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I loved  the cookware and was impressed by the designs...ordered the "everything pan" and the steamer.

 

It was odd that he seemed more interested in explaining and demonstrating recipes than giving details that Sandra was asking him.

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Another viewpoint.........I found him to be informative b/c I've never really seen how their steamer style  works.

Mrs. Bennett is a nice gal but some talk turns out to be only chatter - not really helpful.

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I thought Alberti was going to do the show...

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He is ill .

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I didn't see the show, but it sounds like someone else designed the line and put it together with a celebrity.

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I caught only a small part of the show.  Jason and Sandra were a good pairing.  Yes, he did talk about the recipes quite a bit, and that's OK.  She did have to interrupt at times to get some actual information on the products.

 

He is charming and enjoyable to watch.

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Re: JASON WU COOKWARE SHOW

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I just loved the teapot, very unique

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@Shanus wrote:

I loved  the cookware and was impressed by the designs...ordered the "everything pan" and the steamer.

 

It was odd that he seemed more interested in explaining and demonstrating recipes than giving details that Sandra was asking him.


@Shanus - thanks for the notice - I saw some of the new Wu kitchen items on the website and was planning to DVR the show, darn I missed it!

 

Will look for show repeat on the other Q channels or videos. Please post reviews of your orders @Shanus 

 

 


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@depglass wrote:

I didn't see the show, but it sounds like someone else designed the line and put it together with a celebrity.


@depglass  Quite likely, but he knew his way around a kitchen.

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@QVCkitty1   AWH, get well Alberti!