I agree. Having something is better than nothing. On Sunday, February 23, 2014, degerov...@yahoo.com <degerov...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I feel they would be put to good use. While we are not a restaurant, the > ability to make food at a whim is fantastic. I also foresee a use for the > sub par condition pan in the craft room or during casting using silicone or > plastic resin. Just my opinion, > > Devin. > > ------------------------------ > * From: * Philip P. Patnode > <ppatn...@gmail.com<javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','ppatn...@gmail.com');>>; > > * To: * SYN/HAK discussion list > <discuss@synhak.org<javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','discuss@synhak.org');>>; > > * Subject: * [SH-Discuss] stuff for kitchen > * Sent: * Sun, Feb 23, 2014 10:14:50 PM > > SH cooks, bakers and sandwich makers - > > Just finished updating the kitchen at my secret underground man cave and > have a box of pots and pans available for donation. All are used, but in > good condition. > > One large pan is not good for food prep but could be used as a utility > mixing bowl or to heat up wax or as a small pond for some goldfish. > > Available = several frying pans, some sauce pans, and a few larger cooking > pans. > > All are aluminum, Teflon-coated, with glossy black trim. Most have a > clear glass lid. > > Somebody who will be using the kitchen should consider this offer to > donate stuff and make a decision before Tuesday at noon. > > If SH does not want the pots and pans, I will donate them to Salvation > Army. > > Philip > > > > >
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