danager
Edmonton Alberta
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I have a set of the porcelain plates in the TT, and another set of plastic ones for the kids. I do not care for the paper plates at all. I will buy paper if we are expecting company, and they can hold up to the meal we are having.
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skipnchar
Topeka or somewhere else
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Depends on what we're eating. Some meals just don't go well with paper plates or even plastic plates. We often used paper when we stopped for a quick lunch (sandwich etc) but most meals were on melmarine SP or similar plastic dinnerware.
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fla-gypsy
North Florida
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Disposable whenever possible
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1995brave
San Antonio, TX
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Plastic plates and silverware. Have paper and plastic silverware, but never use it.
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phillyg
Front Royal, VA
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I figure it's a toss up between wasting water to wash more dishes or wasting paper, so we waste paper.
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JEBar
Willow Springs, NC
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we use paper plates most of the time .... if something like a steak is involved, I prefer a glass plate .... we seldom use plastic utensils
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John&Betty
Alberta
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We use Corelle all of the time. Very rarely do we use paper. We never use plastic utensils.
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Super_Dave
Sacramento, CA
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If it was up to me, we'd use paper plates 1/2 the nights of the week here at home. Chinete is sturdy but too absorbent for me. I tend to just double or triple up on a shiny surface paper plate so it is both sturdy and doesn't soak up juice from whatever we're eating.
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korbe
Northern California
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lanerd wrote:WE have both, but normally use paper. Cuts down on fresh water usage.
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ventrman
Dickson, TN
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In my Motorhome I use disposables. It makes it where I do not have to empty the Grey Water Tank so often when I am boondocking.
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