[125 COUNT]Harvest Pack 10-inch Compostable 3 Compartment Disposable Paper Plates, Round Divided Eco-Friendly Bagasse Plates for Party Dinner, Made from Eco-friendly Sugarcane Plant Fibers

Love the size and sturdiness of these plates. Great for those who want their food compartmentalized—no touching here. Great that these can be composted.

We used these plates for a recent brunch for 50 plus people. We had fruit and breakfast tacos, so both sloppy things and hot and cold. The plates held up wonderfully and looked nice, too. They are fairly thick, sort of like Chinet, and equally durable. But the nice thing is that they are not a paper product, so they do not require the use of tree products or the logging of trees, and they are compostable, even when thrown in with regular trash. The composting then takes longer, but they still break down. So their manufacture AND their disposal are more environmentally friendly than the more typical paper products. Because we had so many people, and many were kids, and the event was out of doors, we could not use regular dinner ware, and just wash the items afterwards, which would have been even more toward zero-waste. But using these and compostable cups and flatware at least helped. We also composted all food scraps that were not animal based.This way, we could feel better about the impact of our event.

These are great for hosting during any season. Nice size for appetizers and desserts. Sturdy.

I was looking for alternative for paper or plastic plates for a class reunion. I did not want a huge plate so I ordered 9" Harvest Pack. I tried them out at an outdoor play. Our group consisted of 4 adults, third grader, 6 yr. old, 5 yr. old and 4 yr old. The plates were perfect. I had been worried about strength and we had no problems. Plates durable, leak proof, light weight, renewable and recyclable. They r reasonably priced and good value for price.

Works great. Sturdy unless you're hauling a 16oz Ribeye soaking with marinade but that's any disposable plate. On our second purchase after using them all summer in our camper.

We use these as our daily plates and have been very happy with their performance. The central surface of the plate is polished, or somehow smoothed down to stop leak through or sticking food. Of course, the best part is how they are manufactured. Great idea. Company should do lots more facebook or direct mail sample dist. with educational info/promotion.(Plus, on weekend afternoons, the kids have a blast making these plates into masks.)

For the last couple of years I've spent most of my time living/traveling in a tiny house. My water is stored in a tank that has to be refilled routinely, which is a minor hassle and one of the few downsides. Doing dishes eats up a lot of my water capacity and makes those refills happen more often, there's limited counter space for dishes to dry on. It can be difficult to securely store dishes in a way they won't be bumped off of the shelves when driving, too. (And alright, I'm a little lazy too.)I try and use mostly disposable dishes for this reason, but have felt increasingly guilty about how much styrofoam and plastic trash I was producing. With these, I'm still producing waste -- but my guilt is at least alleviated a bit knowing these will degrade much quicker than styrofoam.The plates themselves are very sturdy, similar to the extra thick paper ones. The price isn't much different from those either. I have used in the microwave for a couple minutes at a time with no problems.

Product is exceptional and the perfect size, however, the shipping time is ridiculous even if coming to Hawaii. It’s delayed again( I’m on auto delivery) and probably lost again.