What is your favorite item in your Galley?

[Don C L]

Originally Posted by Mike OReilly

Someone mentioned boat mugs. Here's ours. The best thing I ever bought from West Marine:



This does my coffee in the morning, holds cold water throughout the day, then becomes my beer mug in the evening. Perfect.

That one looks good, but I don't think West Marine sells them anymore. Have you seen them lately? The Stanley tough-to-tip cup is similar.

[newhaul]

Originally Posted by Don C L

That one looks good, but I don't think West Marine sells them anymore. Have you seen them lately? The Stanley tough-to-tip cup is similar.

Nice but I prefer the one the kids gave me for Christmas last year.
Custom design

[Group9]

[Don C L]

Originally Posted by newhaul

Nice but I prefer the one the kids gave me for Christmas last year.
Custom design

I want one of those! I am not sure about the talent part for mine though!

[Vanessallj]

1. Instant Pot
2. Nutribullet
3. Fridge
4. Air Fryer
and some stainless steel pots and pans and utensils. Can't live without it for liveaboard life.

[Mike OReilly]

Originally Posted by Don C L

That one looks good, but I don't think West Marine sells them anymore. Have you seen them lately? The Stanley tough-to-tip cup is similar.

Mine are over a decade old now, so I couldn't say. It's unfortunate if they don't, but I'm sure others must. The Stanley one's look good.

[Simi 60]

The big fridge freezer with chilled water and ice maker

Next in line is the 240v pressure cooker

[Triumph]

Lingerie bags. That's right, small mesh bags for organizing things in the refrigerator. Also the oven stone for not burning stuff in the oven on the bottom. See other galley gadgets on my website for more ideas. Look for the dropdown "Galley Gadgets"
The Book of Sail – Cruising gadgets, knowledge, and ideas for the cruising sailor

[Vanessallj]

Originally Posted by Simi 60

The big fridge freezer with chilled water and ice maker

Next in line is the 240v pressure cooker

That is a nice looking full size fridge, love it!

[MVDarlin]

Old school stove top coffee percolator.

[searenity38]

I use dishware from thrift stores. I find porcelain dishs of six for $5. Miss matched adds a quirky bohemian flair. Surprisingly, I've yet to break a dish or bowl. Today's tip.... Turn your ceramic plates upside down and use the bottom lip to sharpen your knives.

[SuW]

Originally Posted by Mike OReilly

Someone mentioned boat mugs. Here's ours. The best thing I ever bought from West Marine:



This does my coffee in the morning, holds cold water throughout the day, then becomes my beer mug in the evening. Perfect.

+4. These are so good, we also bought some for use at home (coffee in the morning, water at night by the bedside...)

[toddster8]

I do like the Galleyware dishes with non-skid rings I got from West Marine. Although they are melamine and not great to use with the microwave. IDK about "favorite" but I thought it worth mentioning because I see that they are on "closeout" pricing at WM right now. Last Chance.

[Nicholson58]

This solved the endless bags of soggy chips and other dry stuff. Use empty square PET nut containers upside down. Perfect fit in drawers and you can see what is in them. Near and tidy too.

Thermos cooker. Make the meal in the pots, bring to a boil, (5 minutes), turn off the heat and place the hot pots in the Thermos outer container. Some hours later, it’s cooked and still hot.

Salt and fresh water foot pumps.

Tiny Tupperware containers for individual ice cubes.

Friends have a Whirleypop. They always get invited.

[searenity38]

I like the design of these mugs. I had a ceramic one with a rubber bottom that stayed in place.