Sauce/Gravy Boats

Yorky

Yorky

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I've been searching for some time now for a "non-plastic" sauce/gravy boat without success. However, I found these this week which I thought were nice. They only hold about 120 mm of liquid each but that is adequate for my needs.

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My wife was searching for one for the longest time. We had a little stainless steel one, but it wasn't big enough for a whole family roast dinner. She finally found one a few months ago in an inexpensive Oriental imoorts shop. I think it was imported from Thailand, actually, which would explain your dilemma. :p:
 
I don't think I have one. I tend to put gravy in a jug if I serve it separately (which is rare). I get the feeling its a dying breed of tableware - on Masterchef and the like they use little individual pouring pots for each person. I'm not suggesting you should do that BTW!
 
I use a Christmas one. All year. I picked it out of a set that we were getting rid of a few years ago. Although, we pretty much just place pots and pans on cutting boards on the kitchen island and serve ourselves that way..
 
sidevalve said:
Shame though - sometimes it is nice just have a little elegance. Good food deserves a little style.
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Do you remember sugar tongs for sugar cubes? Before the time when the nation started to shovel the stuff into mugs!
 
We just used bowls and spoons.
I don't think any of us ever owned a gravy boat.
 
creative said:
Do you remember sugar tongs for sugar cubes? Before the time when the nation started to shovel the stuff into mugs!
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Beautiful little things - I really think we have lost something in this modern world somewhere.
PS - one of the fish restaurants near to where we used to live [fish restaurant NOT fish n chip shop !] used to supply the tartar sauce in tiny sauce boats just like the ones Yorky discovered.
 
sidevalve said:
Beautiful little things - I really think we have lost something in this modern world somewhere.
PS - one of the fish restaurants near to where we used to live [fish restaurant NOT fish n chip shop !] used to supply the tartar sauce in tiny sauce boats just like the ones Yorky discovered.
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I really wanted one to match my "blooming" dinner service (also a "Royal Porcelain" product) but it appears that they do not make them in that design.
 
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