Cristel cookware is great. Very popular aboard boats. Problem is that it's made in France and is insanely expensive.
https://www.fisheriessupply.com/boat-galley/galleyware/cristel?loc=3474239280%20706350124%203886598230
https://www.cristelusa.com/collections/cookware-sets
Suggestions for Nesting Cookware
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Re: Suggestions for Nesting Cookware
by nbcarey » Sat Jul 23, 2022 2:38 pm
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Re: Suggestions for Nesting Cookware
by Captain Monkeyshines » Sun Jul 24, 2022 10:17 am
We've used our Magma stainless steel cook set for 12 years now. They still look like new
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“When You're Alone”
When you're in the kitchen, you've got to behave
You don't put metal in the microwave
The knobs on the stove are “hands off” no doubt
And when you make toast, don't use a knife to fish it out!
When you're alone, when you're alone
You got to stay safe when you're home all alone.
When you're alone, when you're home all alone
You got to make sure not to die, or choke or burn the house down.
When you're in the kitchen, you've got to behave
You don't put metal in the microwave
The knobs on the stove are “hands off” no doubt
And when you make toast, don't use a knife to fish it out!
When you're alone, when you're alone
You got to stay safe when you're home all alone.
When you're alone, when you're home all alone
You got to make sure not to die, or choke or burn the house down.
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