This nifty little gadget gives you an extra set of hands to hold bags open, costs just $5 and can easily save that much in spilled food cost!
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Can I Take a Crock Pot on My Boat?
If you’re more of a liveaboard than cruiser, using a crock pot on the boat isn’t really so crazy!
Having Smaller Wine Glasses on Your Boat
Trying to cut down on your wine consumption, either for health or weight considerations? Be sure to check the size of your wine glasses!
DEET and Plastic Boat Equipment
If you use bug spray that contains DEET, be careful where you spray it. DEET will melt many things, including plastics and the screens on boat electronics.
Insulated Mugs for Use on a Boat
A great vacuum-insulated mug will keep your coffee hot for hours, and won’t leak even if you toss it in the bottom of the dinghy or the day pack.
What Makes A Good Thermos for Boat Use
Want to keep your coffee hot on a cold night? Some bottles will do it, others won’t. Here’s a comparison of different types of bottles and how they work.
Photos: Baking in the Omnia Stove Top Oven
Photos of my baking in the Omnia Stove Top Baking Oven — YUM! This thing does almost everything a conventional oven does.
No-Bake Booze Balls
Here’s a wonderful and easy treat that doesn’t require a lot of counter space or even an oven . . . and everyone will love!
Stove Top Baking – Breakfast Rolls
Tiny galley? No room for a bunch of ingredients, mixing bowls and no oven? But want a special breakfast treat? Bake cinnamon rolls on your stove top!
Should You Use Hard Plastic Canisters on a Boat?
No, I don’t recommend these hard plastic canisters. Here’s why.