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♪♫ Synge ♪♫ Mar 2021 6:44pm, 17 Mar 2021 39,444 posts	Quote Pin ♪♫ Synge ♪♫ Dr S found some Emma Bridgewater melamine crockery. Not cheap, but looks nice and it's durable (so far!). I found a bright yellow whistling kettle.
mrs shanksi Mar 2021 6:57pm, 17 Mar 2021 12,107 posts	Quote Pin mrs shanksi We've got a picnic bag with plastic plates, metal cutlery, plastic mugs and glasses which we've moved to the van.
RunningRonnie Mar 2021 6:58pm, 17 Mar 2021 1,994 posts	Quote Pin RunningRonnie I've got a wee camping kettle. Planned to try that at first. I'd imagine a gas kettle is better than electric? Do people have toasters actually? Hmm... might need toast.
SjohnA Mar 2021 7:04pm, 17 Mar 2021 278 posts	Quote Pin SjohnA I've always used them folding toasters you stick on top of the stove when camping. They do the job for a few slices
SjohnA Mar 2021 7:06pm, 17 Mar 2021 279 posts	Quote Pin SjohnA This sort of thing amazon.co.uk
RunningRonnie Mar 2021 7:06pm, 17 Mar 2021 1,995 posts	Quote Pin RunningRonnie Oh that's cool.
Northern Exile Mar 2021 7:29pm, 17 Mar 2021 7,476 posts	Quote Pin Northern Exile We've got one of those toast thingies and it's never really worked for us .... we sort of end up with crisp white bread that doesn't look like toast. We've tried to use it to warm pies before now Not having a grill is a major drawback to our van, it's something we wish it had.
SjohnA Mar 2021 7:33pm, 17 Mar 2021 280 posts	Quote Pin SjohnA I think it depends on how much power your stove has. Seen these as an alternate for one slice than might work: halfords.com
SjohnA Mar 2021 7:37pm, 17 Mar 2021 281 posts	Quote Pin SjohnA Just to add. Normally camp in a tent. Currently making a camper out of my newly acquired 2013 wheelchair adapted berlingo. Fold out bed done - electrics with fridge and lights done - kitchen unit half done
Mandymoo Mar 2021 8:29pm, 17 Mar 2021 11,424 posts	Quote Pin Mandymoo We have a melamine set from go outdoors but do use proper glasses for wine and gin, we have a nifty saucepan set that stacks inside itself and cleans really easy- will try a different find a link