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LIPH wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

rednekkPH wrote:I'll stick with Hickware - it's easier to wash.

the knives always break when I try to cut a steak thou

You need to start buying better meat.

but chunkoskunk has all the good cuts, right there on the grill of the 4x4...

Ooooh, get some in each of the colors you like and mix 'n match, Mal!

LIPH wrote:

ph4ever wrote:

rednekkPH wrote:I'll stick with Hickware - it's easier to wash.

the knives always break when I try to cut a steak thou

You need to start shooting better meat.

fixed it for you..

Skibo wrote: If you decide to purchase older pieces to use, be careful, HLC used lead in their glazes (I forget when they stopped).

Stay away from the original orange / red too - they used uranium for the color - the gieger counter went crazy around the plates - I think this article is saying the same thing in more techy terms.

http://www.orau.org/ptp/collection/cons ... fiesta.htm

I had a very close friend (late friend, unfortunately) who got her mother's fiestaware when her mother died. When my friend died, I think she had about 20 place settings of the older stuff which was auctioned off. She loved it!

rednekkPH wrote:I'll stick with Hickware - it's easier to wash.

That was my cupboard before I met my wife.

AdamBomb8 wrote:

rednekkPH wrote:I'll stick with Hickware - it's easier to wash.

That was my cupboard before I met my wife.

it's cheaper in the long run, you don't have to spend so much on dishsoap.

I'm thinking solely the new stuff for the purpose of actual usage. If I had extra $, I don't think I'd be spending it on fun tickets rather than radioactive dinnerware.

And also, I can so see me painting my kitchen to match my fiestaware.