Create Talking Food Tools -- In Demand For 2005 American Music Awards Celebrity Gift Bag
Gourmet Impression's Roller and Stamper have been requested to be among the coveted giveaways in the official Celebrity Gift Bag at this month's 2005 American Music Awards (AMAs). These are highly sought after unique patent pending kitchen tools for embossing and imprinting words and images into many foods. Now foods can communicate. In effect, they enable foods to sing with messages of one's creation.
Nesconset, NY (PRWEB) November 7, 2005 -- Approximately 110 music-industry celebrities will be "gifted" at the 33rd annual AMAs, to be held November 22 at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles. The confirmed celebrity list of performers for the 2005 AMAs includes Cheryl Crow, Mariah Carey, and the Rolling Stones.
Major media outlets - including Entertainment Tonight, E!, Access Hollywood, CNN, and a host of ABC affiliates - are expected to chronicle the star-studded event and to spotlight the products that are featured in the showcase room.
Gourmet Impression LLC is anticipated to first be manufacturing their unique food embossing and imprinting tools this Spring, 2006. For details, demo, and contact information, see http://gourmetimpression.com/index.html.
Interest for the American Music Awards Celebrity Gift Bag, along with interested thousands in more than 54 countries will have to wait until that time to sing the praises of the only kitchen tools in the world that can emboss and imprint messages, logos, and sayings on over forty foods.
Rich Errera, CEO of Gourmet Impression LLC promised Nancy Borgnine, AMA Producer, that the Roller and Stamper would be delighted to participate at next year's ceremony. In fact, "they could even be personalized with each celebrity's name, logo, or message".
Music, Food, and Tasty Smiles...priceless.
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