On Thursday, July 2, 2020 at 8:16:48 AM UTC-5, Sheldon wrote:
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> Better than having to wash a dish. The paper plates we buy at BJs
> cost $10 for a carton of 1,000, a penny each, which costs less than
> washing a dish... and those paper plates are still good for feeding
> cats before tossing in the trash. We often eat from those paper
> plates, and since they are uncoated they absorb fats from fried foods,
> cuts down on empty calories.
>
I do like the coated paper plates and yes, they are good for giving the
cat a tidbit of something after I've eaten off of it. When my neighbors
had dogs they'd get a scrap of something or other or a bone presented
to them on a paper plate I'd eaten off of.
>
> I often slice bread on a small cutting board, build a sandwich on the
> cutting board and eat it off the cutting board... slice cheese,
> veggies, and fruit on the cutting board... only a small board and a
> small knife to wash. I learned to do that from a family from Belgium,
> each family member had their own small cutting board.
>
I've got one of those small cutting boards, too. Handy for slicing an
onion or tomato and yes, I've used it as a snack board for myself, too.