tahir
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Biodegradable disposable tablewareJust ordered some disposables from this lot:
www.nvyro.com
We're hosting a bonfire party for preschool, thought it'd help a tiny weeny little bit to counteract the fireworks Hopefully quite a lot of people won't be having their own fireworks as a result.
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frewen
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and there was me thinking you were talking about nappies...
Just goes to show what a one track mind I have
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hedgewitch
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Frewen wrote: | and there was me thinking you were talking about nappies... |
Me too! Was actually thinking if fireworks affect small kids badly enough to warrant ordering nappies in, maybe it's not really for them?
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cinders
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me too
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sally_in_wales
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We've used those thin beechwood forks and spoons for banquets before and treated them as semi disposable, they stand a coupld of washings and usings before they become kindling at least
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Treacodactyl
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I think you still have to ensure the products are composted rather than sent to landfill. I gather many biodegradable items will give off methane if landfilled, not sure about the www.nvyro.com products.
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James
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hedgewitch wrote: | Frewen wrote: | and there was me thinking you were talking about nappies... |
Me too! Was actually thinking if fireworks affect small kids badly enough to warrant ordering nappies in, maybe it's not really for them? |
me too!
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tahir
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We'll be composting the used stuff, we've got a hole dug already and will just cover it over.
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Green Man
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In the 'olden' days you used to take your own cuttlery to events. Not such a daft idea really.
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Barefoot Andrew
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Frewen wrote: | and there was me thinking you were talking about nappies... |
You have nappies as tableware?
A.
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frewen
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The thread title was changed after the post
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Behemoth
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Cho-ku-ri wrote: | In the 'olden' days you used to take your own cuttlery to events. Not such a daft idea really. |
I would have thought "You'll have had your tea?" was the most efficient way of dealing with this issue.
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tahir
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Behemoth wrote: | I would have thought "You'll have had your tea?" was the most efficient way of dealing with this issue. |
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sean
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Re: Biodegradable disposable tableware tahir wrote: | Just ordered some disposables from this lot:
www.nvyro.com
We're hosting a bonfire party for preschool, thought it'd help a tiny weeny little bit to counteract the fireworks Hopefully quite a lot of people won't be having their own fireworks as a result. |
Does this mean that we can have as many fireworks as we like at our party since we'll be using real crockery and cutlery?
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Green Man
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What is wrong with a toffee apple on a stick?
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Northern_Lad
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Cho-ku-ri wrote: | What is wrong with a toffee apple on a stick? |
How are you going to eat meat-'n'-potatoe pie with that?
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Green Man
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Eat the apple first and then use the stick to scrape the meat and potatoes off the paper plate into your mouth.
Paper plates are great outdoors on a damp night . They go so bendy you could just fold them and tip them down.
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Barefoot Andrew
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Or as would happen to me, they go bendy and food is tipped down me...
A.
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dpack
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and on that plate there was some parkin
a cake type thing of fine milled oatmeal( and such ),treacle and ginger
ace bonfire snack invented in yorkshire
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jamanda
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We are having a Northern bonfire night We are having parkin Dpack, and also proper black treacle toffee. A smallish bonfire in the (neighbour's) garden with a few fireworks and sparklers.
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bagpuss
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On a similar theme there is this stuff made from potatoes
http://www.vegware.co.uk/purchase/cutlery.html
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joanne
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These are great - I'll definitely be recommending that we buy some of them for our Yule party in December
Thanks for the links
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