The round up of picnic place settings in today’s Los Angeles Times puts your old paper plates to shame. Check out their picks here:
+ Above: The Snap-A-Party sets by Fred are $12 for a set of four.
+ Preserve plates and cups by Recycline are made of recycled plastic, with 10 tumblers selling for $3.99.
+ A set of eight bamboo Veneerware plates by Bambu sell for $7.95, while a 24-piece set of flatware is $7.99.
+ These melamine dishes (large $2, small $1.25) by Pier 1 are shaped like the paper plates of yore.
Written by Audrey Tempelsman, Associate Editor, Dwell.com
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Posted by Fri Jul 11, 2008 2:36pm PDT
Report Abusecan we find any more crap to fill up our landfills? Yes, as a matter of fact we can: Lets put frames around plastic plates and forks and knives because it's so hard to set them out individually.
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Posted by Fri Jul 11, 2008 5:01pm PDT
Report AbuseThe Snap-A-Party sets by Fred are $12 for a set of four?
I've never seen tackier garbage anywhere!!! Gonna order a bazillion sets for my wedding reception party!!! GRODY!
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