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Barney
16-03-2009, 17:44
Anyone know where I will be able to obtain those two items.

C_Claycomb
16-03-2009, 18:08
well, I got a stainless plate from a local camping shop. Its rubbish, it weights half a kilo and got relegated to kitchen duty almost at once. I now combine the functions with a stainless Balti dish I found at the local Pound Store. About 20cm diameter.

Looks a whole lot like this one, only I cut one of the handles off for ease of packing. You can fry in it at a push, wash and shave in it, and eat soup or sandwiches equally well from it.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/21-9cm-Stainless-steel-balti-dish/dp/B000O9M3QQ/ref=pd_sim_kh_2

Have you done a search for camping plates in the Net at large? there are loads of them!
http://www.greenmanbushcraft.co.uk/cooking-eating/stainless-steel-bushcraft-plate.htm

http://www.lifeventure.co.uk/htm/cookware/stainless-cookware.html
I rather think this was the plate that I have. Didn't like that, but bought the mug recently and things it's ace...the wire handle doesn't get hot and it packs well even if it is a bit heavy.

Hammock_man
16-03-2009, 18:48
Pound shop is the spot for me

Barney
16-03-2009, 18:48
Cheers Chris I did do search before asking but turned up nothing:banghead:

Thanks Again it looks like just what I want

All the Best

Wayland
16-03-2009, 19:32
Only problem with metal plates is the conduction.

When filled with hot food you need a glove or something to hold them and your food cools really fast on them as well.

I still prefer them to plastic though.

Graham_S
16-03-2009, 19:50
Blacks do a nice bowl that nests perfectly on the top of a 14cm zebra billy.
It's stamped "seagull" on the base. (Interestingly it's identical to the MSR mountain bowl, also made by "Seagull" but half the price)

sapper1
16-03-2009, 19:51
Dog food bowls?I used one for years.

SimonM
16-03-2009, 20:06
Hiya mate, Tamarack stock some....

http://www.tamarackgroup.co.uk/acatalog/Plates__Bowls_and_Cups.html

Simon

Shewie
16-03-2009, 20:37
Morrison used to sell stainless storage tubs with rubbish white plastic lids, chuck the lids away and you've got 3 bowls for a couple of quid.

C_Claycomb
16-03-2009, 20:51
Only problem with metal plates is the conduction.

When filled with hot food you need a glove or something to hold them and your food cools really fast on them as well.

I still prefer them to plastic though.

Yeah, that is why I think that thing that comes with the Zebra Billy cans is such a waste of space. Impossible to hold when hot food has just been added, and too dang small. That's why I like my Balti dish...the handle is just enough to let you hold without gloves. I kind of like my food to cool down quick, but I tend to be a fast eater and don't linger over my meals. I am more likely to burn my mouth than have the food become chilled.:p