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[kiss_me_cassie]

It is time for the kiss_me household to purchase new plates for the kitchen. The only essential question? Which brand and what design. So many options! But basically, they cannot

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[athena4lynn]

We have Corelle, which is non-breakable (unless you really smash it against something), and I don't think is Canada-only. Some of its patterns tend toward flowery, but not all of them, and they also have "accessories" - like matching glasses, and other kitchenware.

It's served us well.

[kiss_me_cassie]

I am actually siding on the Corelle side, as I've had it before and it is pretty but nearly indestructible, but the pattern was a hideous pastel I hated and I got rid of it in a garage sale. (Again, someone gifted it to me and I never picked it out. Why does that keep happening to me?!)

[kiss_me_cassie]

PS: Not all floral designs are ugly, but the one on my good china (can't find it online) and the one on my old corelle (http://www.corelle.com/index.asp?pageId=61&pId=50) were. At least to ME.

[athena4lynn]

Oh, WOW. that's hideous. Ours is pretty old, and not on the website, but its not offensive (despite the parents having picked it out). LOL. They definitely have some nice patterns there.

[lazlar]

Have you been to Target? They have some cute stuff at reasonable prices. Sean eats off of some cute tin dinnerware I bought to coordinate with the ceramic stuff.

[kiss_me_cassie]

kate suggested Target too. Guess I know where I'm going next weekend! I like the idea of coordinating tin for Mal (Plastic gets wrecked horribly in the dishwasher.)

[lazlar]

You should go to the Target website and look under dinnerware sets. There are tons of choices.

[skywaterblue]

Target is pretty cheap.

Square is in, but none of my square placesettings have ever fit inside a cabinet.