Wanted. stainless steel dinner plates/dishes

[demented dale]

Hello. I am going to get rid of my 2 aluminum dishes and replace with stainless ones. They are 20cm across and 3 cm deep. I would like a similar size. I looked on ebay and there is not a big selection and its hard to gauge any quality. So I am going to ask the audience. Any ideas or anyone got any for sale?.Cheers peeps and happy winter solstice in a few hours. d x
ps has anyone experience with metal ware by a company called highlander? Any good?

 

[MartinK9]

stainless steel dog bowls plates - Google Search

 

[stonepark]

Thickened Stainless Steel Dish Deep Non-Magnetic Round Plate Tray Children's Tableware Bowl Utensils Cutlery Set Food Storage

Smarter Shopping, Better Living! Aliexpress.com

a.aliexpress.com

 

[stonepark]

Hello. I am going to get rid of my 2 aluminum dishes and replace with stainless ones. They are 20cm across and 3 cm deep. I would like a similar size. I looked on ebay and there is not a big selection and its hard to gauge any quality. So I am going to ask the audience. Any ideas or anyone got any for sale?.Cheers peeps and happy winter solstice in a few hours. d x
ps has anyone experience with metal ware by a company called highlander? Any good?

Highlander Outdoor are well known and do a decent range of basic to mid level kit and military gear.

 

[Foogs]

I was looking for the same in the summer. I picked up one of these made by zebra

Zebra Stainless Steel Plate - Campsite

Think they do a slightly smaller size as well.

 

[Jared]

Tatonka do stainless cookware

Stainless steel plate - Small Plate - Tatonka

Small Plate by Tatonka • Flat outdoor plate made of stainless steel • Ø 19 x 3 cm • Weight: 125 grams • Incl. mesh bag • Rust-proof • Food-safe

www.tatonka.com

 

[Falstaff]

I've been looking for much the same thing. WoodtoWater do the 20cm size one. I've got some stainless steel bowls that size cheaply from an Asian shop. They are a bit deeper so hold wetter meals better, but there's no rim to hold them by, so you try to hold them with a cloth underneath to prevent burning yourself.

 

[Moondog55]

Try Indian grocery stores as well. That is where I have seen similar down under

 

[Falstaff]

Try Indian grocery stores as well. That is where I have seen similar down under

They're a great place to buy bigger pots and pans for say, wax melting, jam making etc, (and pressure cookers) but I've never seen what we call plates, with a flatish' rim, only bowls. I've been keeping an eye out for them, probably do exist, but I think that's where the china plates come into use.

 

[Pattree]

Look for Summit stainless steel camp stuff

Cheap but very effective. I bake bread buns in their 14cm bowls and use little else when I’m camping. They do small and large flat plates.

I get a lot of my stainless steel cookware from charity shops - all steel frying pan, egg poacher/pan and some great pots. .I like all steel plates, bowls, pans and utensils. No plastic or wooden handles etc. I pay £4 each on average for the bigger heavy weight items.

Edited to add:
The link is for 14cm bowl. Not big. As folk have said, SS dog bowls make great tableware if you need bigger. I’ve used both the little dish and the bigger plate as frying pans. I presume that you have a pot grippers or two about the place.

2 x summit 14cm bowls
1 x 20mm dog bowl
1 x 16cm Zebra pot Inc. tray.
1 x 500ml Kelly Kettle mug

I don’t need any more than this and can get away with less.

 

[William_Montgomery]

Hello. I am going to get rid of my 2 aluminum dishes and replace with stainless ones. They are 20cm across and 3 cm deep. I would like a similar size. I looked on ebay and there is not a big selection and its hard to gauge any quality. So I am going to ask the audience. Any ideas or anyone got any for sale?.Cheers peeps and happy winter solstice in a few hours. d x
ps has anyone experience with metal ware by a company called highlander? Any good?

These are 20cm diameter, though I'm not sure of the depth. Looks about right though.
https://www.thepetexpress.co.uk/dog-bowls/stainless-steel-flat-puppy-pans/

 

[TLM]

A genuine question: why do you want to use metal plates?

 

[Diamond Dave]

I might have a couple, I’ll check on Monday for you

 

[demented dale]

A genuine question: why do you want to use metal plates?

I always have. they cant get broken. I use my kit every single day for all the household stuff as well. x

 

[demented dale]

Thanks folks. I sent off for some from china from a link someone on here sent me. If they are naff I will revisit this post. thank you all. and happy solstice x

 

[haptalaon]

A genuine question: why do you want to use metal plates?

Can't speak for OP but an additional factor is, the microplastics that end up in the human body come first and foremost from the things we are interacting with, like food packaging and clothing, and so if one was wary about it (we don't know to what extent plastics in the body are dangerous) that would be a good reason.

I don't go overboard with it but I'm currently looking for metal water bottles for this reason.

 

[Herman30]

In the spirit of this thread: our lunch today at home.

 

[slingback]

I was looking for the same in the summer. I picked up one of these made by zebra

Zebra Stainless Steel Plate - Campsite

Think they do a slightly smaller size as well.

These. I've had a set for 15 years, absolutely bomb proof.

 

[demented dale]

In the spirit of this thread: our lunch today at home.

well done. I use all my bushcraft, pans and plates everyday, all the time. no sense in having two sets of anything and good to see you eating heathy. x

 

[Falstaff]

Like the plate but have an aversion to the metal US-style canteen plate trays.
They do it so that they can slop the sweet as well as the main meal onto the tray in one go, and save canteen equipment costs and on washing up after.
I've come across several yank service guys who like to eat both sweep and main at the same time.
Used the trays and ate the food, reluctantly, myself. Not a fan of either.