Ophelia wrote:

> cybercat wrote:
>> "rosie" > wrote
>>> I would love to have an outdoor kitchen, have seen some that make my
>>> mouth water. However, here in SouthTexas, the weather is so
>>> miserable most of the time it would be a waste.
>>
>>
>> Same with Raleigh, NC. Hell, I just want a better indoor kitchen.
>
> An outdoor kitchen here would just get rusty

If you're still living in Scotland that may well be true. Do you
actually have summer there, or is that just a rumor? <grin>

However, joking aside, some climates lend themselves to outdoor kitchens
while others don't. I also think that most of the outdoor cooking
equipment/cupboards etc. they sell these days is/are made from
materials that can withstand the elements for xxx years, depending on
the quality. We've got some outdoor cooking equipment (that stays
outdoors) that we've had for 6 or 7 years and it's still in very good
condition. Obviously you pay a bit more for stuff that will last for
many years outdoors, but if you can afford it, it's worth it, IMHO.
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Chatty Cathy

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