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Disposible foam plates
On 06 Dec 2003 23:27:13 GMT, (PENMART01)
wrote:
> In article >, Goomba38 >
> writes:
> >
> >Ok.. I might buy off on the cat thing as I skeeve cat food, but geez
> >Sheldon... I never would have thunk you'd use paper plates to eat off
> >of...voluntarily?
>
> I'm tawking a dry sandwich here, not pot roast with gravy... anyone tells me
> they put out their best china to eat a dawg onna bun or a burger during an
> outdoor grillin' I call a fibber.
Call me what you will, but if the grillin' is done at home -
I eat off of real plates and throw them in the dish washer.
For sandwiches, fries and pizza - same thing.
> I see nothing wrong with eating certain
> foods off of paper, like why do I need a porcelain dish to eat a slice of
> pizza, or a ham 'n swiss on rye, and a big heap of steaming hot freedom fries
> taste a million times better off a cheap paper plate... besides, a freshly
> peeled off the stack paper plate is far cleaner than any dish fished out of
> your cupboard.
Oh, stop. It's okay, I won't tell on you.
> And cheap paper plates are as biodegradeable as paper coffee
> filters (and those, along with the grounds, go in my composter). Hmm, maybe
> I'll begin tossing the paper plates into the composter too.
>
Good idea! Throw in those (white) paper napkins too, while
you're at it.
sf - who lives in Save the Earth country.
Practice safe eating - always use condiments
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