Who the heck bothers with china when it's rough? Nothing better to do? Sensible rough weather food is served in plastic bowls and eaten with spoons. Ask any long distance sailor.
China is for use on the hook, in flat water.
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Re: Dinnerware
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06-13-2006 06:50 AM #12
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Re: Dinnerware
I had to chime in here. Seeing as I fish A lot I use Bounty papertowels to hold the Fried Chicken and the subs. Paper plates work great as well. The paper bowl work awesome in the microwave for heating up the BBQ. And the Custom Banshee Coolie cups keep the Boat sodas quite chilly.
We have another boat at the marina with all the fancy plates and such and they usually share.
JW
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Re: Dinnerware
Correlle for the past four years aboard and cruising 3000 miles per year. It's thin and light. No breaks in that time.
Bob
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