Microwave safe dinner plates

[Bethers]

Unfortunately most of the paper products out there are not biodegradable - and a lot of them are even coated in plastic - which will be years in landfills. I but the cheapest, thinnest paper plates for when I do use them - which are better than the rest, then I set one on another plate to make it sturdier - which then just needs to be wiped off. And the bowls, to be sturdy enough either are plastic or foam. I hate thinking of the number of trees we need for our paper products that are really a luxury.

(Yes, I know, I use them, too - but I would be happy if they made laws about it, as much as I hate us having to be controlled by laws, and limited what I do in cases like this.)

By the way, yes, I lost a couple pieces of Corelle the only time my kitchen cabinet opened on a turn. Wasn't even a bad road, so I suspect I didn't have it closed properly. Liz, many years ago gave me a little stuffed bear (I think the first time we met) and now I slide it into the handles of my kitchen cabinet - still do on the new rig - as a sign that it's ready for travel. Works for me.

[snowball]

when out on the desert I try to burn my paper stuff doesn't happen all the time but try to and then it's hard to get back in
the habit of using the dishes when I'm here and have water ....oh well we do try and that is what counts
sheila

[AlmostThere]

Never liked using paper plates when I camped. They tend to fill up the waste can quickly. And I prefer Corelle both in the RV and at home. And yes, they explode when they break.