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#133304 - 05/06/10 03:28 PM Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo [Re: ChrisFol]
kevonionia member Registered: 04/17/06 Posts: 1322 Loc: Dallas, TX	ChrisFol: The bamboo fork and spoon are 7" long, with the spoon 1 5/8" wide, the fork a little narrower. (About 5/8" longer than a snowpeak ti.) They're too thick for either to go in the slot on the lid of my ti pot . . . but hey, they fit great in the bamboo pot I just bought! _________________________ - kevon (avatar: raptor, Lake Dillon)
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Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	kevonionia	05/06/10 01:23 PM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	thecook	05/06/10 01:33 PM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	ChrisFol	05/06/10 01:55 PM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	kevonionia	05/06/10 03:28 PM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	aimless	05/07/10 02:01 PM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	kevonionia	05/07/10 02:39 PM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	Dryer	05/07/10 04:09 PM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	kevonionia	05/08/10 02:43 AM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	Glenn	05/06/10 02:05 PM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	ChrisFol	05/06/10 02:23 PM
Re: Utensils: Titanium vs. bamboo	sarbar	05/07/10 10:41 AM

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