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BIRMINGHAM, England, Jan. 7 (UPI) -- A food company in Birmingham, England, has begun marketing fully edible bowls and plates.
The dishes are made of dough but a special industrial oven bakes the inside and outside of the bowls and plates to give them a stronger "double crust" to keep from getting soggy, the Daily Telegraph reported Monday.
David Williams, the managing director of Butt Foods, which developed the idea, said: "Our banks, our investors all thought we were crackers. But we've now proved them wrong."
He added that the company will provide its microwaveable naan bowl filled with chicken tikka masala to a leading supermarket chain.
Williams said Butt's bowls hold their shape for eight hours without going soggy.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 30 (UPI) --
"The Hurt Locker" earned the prizes for best feature and best ensemble performance at the 19th annual Gotham Independent Film Awards in New York Monday night.
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CLAYMONT, Del., Nov. 30 (UPI) --
The woman who released a message in a bottle from the New Jersey coast as part of a contest 24 years ago has come forward to claim her prize.
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