Kitchen

[skatting44]

     What do  you think of the Martha Stewart ham ?  When she was on with Rick, they were saying it was an 8-10 lb ham at  promo price $119 . Now on the web site it says 5-7 lb ham at promo price $131 .

I bought her brandy cake at Christmas  to take to   a family  meal gathering and was surprised how  over cooked and dry it was . The  sauce heped  but will not buy again.

Was surprised the pink ceramic  cookware sold out . Is pink a popular  kitchen color ? Guess, it would be if you  bought the macKenzie childs  pink check pattern pieces .

[We rescue cats]

Never tried Martha's, we usually pick up a Honey Baked, quarter ham/bone in, I think it was $50 or $60. DH said $12 a pound.

[matty liz]

I was surprised at the prices comparing to the value.  She seemed bored as Rick tried.

[AuntG]

Ham can be purchased at so many places, so I wouldn't buy it. However, I think she sells quality products, so there are MS items I'd consider buying.

[skatting44]

  Have bought many Martha Stewart  real touch floral items at TJ Max, Home Goods and Marshalls at reasonable prices . 

[SouthernBee]

@AuntG : Do you remember when she had items at Kmart? I waited for a sell or clearance. The kitchen items were good . I purchased her pie plate and mixing bowls.

I prefer to purchase food locally.

[Rockycoast]

As much as I love Martha and her quality products, I would not purchase food from qvc. Have been disappointed with all that I have tried in the past so I no longer buy food from them. Local purchases have been the best for us.

[skatting44]

  Agree that during the presentation with Rick, Martha Stewart looked tired. Seems she has gained alot of weight  since those  photos  a few yrs ago of all her palstic surgery to look younger . Rick was trying to hard as a sales man , talking to loud.  I think Martha  prefers a softer approach. She kept trying to feed Rick all that food , then she began with snacking on the ham .

[Carmie]

I get a free ham up yo 20lbs. with my grocery store points every year.

My family are not big ham eaters.  We prefer leg of lamb for Easter, but I serve both meats.

Then I make ham and bean soup, green beans, ham and potatoes or some other dish to use up the ham and the ham bone.

I would never pay even close to $100 for a ham.  I can get one at my local butcher shop for less if I choose to buy one.  We sometimes buy a fresh ham, instead of a smoked one.