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I can't quite find the brand and google is drawing a blank, but I have recently seen some disposable metal silverware (not coated plastic, real metal). I guess
by nraynaud 13y ago
I can't quite find the brand and google is drawing a blank, but I have recently seen some disposable metal silverware (not coated plastic, real metal).
I guess some french luxury brand, like Starck or Degrenne.
- JonnieCache 13y agoJust because you choose to throw something out and have it buried in the ground does not make it disposable.
- nraynaud 13y agoIt was made and distributed as disposable. I got the explanation by someone who decided to keep some instead of throwing them.
- pinko 13y agoI had to look this up because it sounded so crazy. It Is: http://www.wna.biz/UserFiles/File/Metallized_Disposable_Cutlery_FAQ.pdf http://www.wna.biz/UserFiles/File/Metallized_Disposable_Cutl... They coat plastic utensils with stainless steel, and then you throw them away. Unreal.
- nraynaud 13y agoI precisely said that I was not talking of those. Actually when I saw them at first I assumed it was one of those, but upon further inspection, it was a full metal thing and then I got the explanation that they come from a very pricey disposable thingy (I think it's Fauchon takeaway food).