Exciting Event, Extraordinary Food: Selection, Display, Catering & More!

from Marnie's Friends Talk Radio · host Marnie

In this hour with Marnie and special guest, Sherri Ohler, you will discover: 1. The single most important factor to remember when planning an event. 2. How to make food stylish, simple and affordable, all at once. 3. Sherri’s #1 meal suggestion for event luncheons and why. 4. Creative food display tips. 5. How to handle dietary restrictions (Paleo, Gluten Free, etc.). 6. How to elevate the Danishes and cereals of a basic continental breakfast to something more special. 7. The 2 best, budget-friendly ways to make guests feel pampered. 8. Inexpensive ideas to spruce up a plain, cold or sterile venue to make it feel warm and welcoming. 9. Tips for squeezing a nice meal into minimal time and more! Artist, author, passionate foodie and DEMDACO design partner, Sherri Ohler loves to share life’s beauty through speaking, blogging, art and food. Learn more at www.SherriOhler.com.

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