"Evelyn" > wrote in message
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> On Thu, 31 Mar 2011 22:04:44 +0000 (UTC), "W. Baker"
> > wrote:
>
>>Evelyn > wrote:
>>: On Thu, 31 Mar 2011 16:47:30 +0000 (UTC), "W. Baker"
>>: > wrote:
>>
>>: >Ozgirl > wrote:
>>: >: My neighbour borrowed back his large saucepan recently. He had
>>been out
>>: >: crabbing and had a pile of crabs to cook up. Should send him out
>>on my
>>: >: behalf I have forgotten what you call those large saucepans,
>>lol. Big
>>: >: ones for cooking soups etc in bulk Two handles at the top.
>>: >
>>: >Soup pots? Stck pots, Boilers? Washtubs? How big:-)
>>: >
>>: >Wendy
>>
>>
>>: I don't even know how big my huge one is, but I would assume it
>>holds
>>: at least three gallons. I never actually fill it, but appreciate
>>: the extra room at the top so I have room to add whatever.
>>
>>: Evelyn
>>
>>I think my boiggest is abou t8 quarts. Remember, I live in a NYC
>>apartment:-)
>>
>>Wendy
>
> I live in a rather large house..... for two people anyway. I have
> not only a large pot closet upstairs in the kitchen, but a cabinet in
> the basement in the laundry room filled with things like my big turkey
> roaster, my set of cast iron frying pans, a set of old Le Creuset that
> is pretty beat up..... Also my bread machine a juicer, and a few other
> kitchen gadgets I own but never use. :-)
>
> I really need to get rid of some stuff!

You are a freecyclers' dream! Where I live kitchen items are the
quickest to go.