Great Value Uncoated Paper Plates, 9 in, 300 Count

I like to keep paper plates in stock. Butter toast on a paper plate so the cool of a glass plate doesn't cool the toast. Somes I use a paper plate to cut food on then use that plate to collect vegetable parings. Always uncoated plates, so they disintegrate quickly in the landfill.

I like to keep these 9" paper plates on hand for an array of different reasons. They are perfect for times when a heavy-duty plate is a waste. Think crafts, sandwiches, light munchies, and ease of use. The size provides enough space for almost any need, and purchasing the 300-count is a bargain that saves money as opposed to smaller quantities. So to me, this is a win-win, and I certainly recommend them for your lighter needs.

I use these mostly for other than what theyre intended for because theyre cheap and throw away. As a lid in the microwave, get them a little wet and cover a plate or a bowl of food and it steams nicely. As a cutting board when I'm making a salad or sandwich to cut up meats and veggies. Or to display condiments like tomatoes, onions, olives..etc on display on the counter for family use, not a party! They have no strength to them so carrying food other than a small sandwich is useless. Even than I center my full hand under the plate. Great for putting under food that might leak or boil over in the microwave. Im a senior and disabled, these are less work, less clean up and less expensive.

I've been using these plates for a long time. I like using the uncoated ones to cut down on chemicals. I con't use them for most wet stuff for that reason, just dry food like sandwiches. I do put pizza slices on them sometimes, and I use maybe three plates together to keep the cheese from leaking through.

These plates are good if they are doubled. I don't want to use the coated plates, especially to put in the microwave since I don't know what the coating in made out of. This is the reason I buy the uncoated ones,