Strong Paper Plates (9 Inch / 50-Pack) 100% Compostable Heavy-Duty Eco-Friendly Disposable Bagasse Plates, Made of Natural Sugarcane Fibers – 9" Biodegradable Paper Plate

Really sturdy plated, perfect size for a buffet.

Very strong nd nice,i have purchased twice

Haven't use these yet but they feel very strong. I should have ordered bigger ones.

Usually buy from COSTCO- these are much less expensive and good quality

Great product, very strong, thick and presentable. Each pack served a good purpose and did not have to be washed

Absolutely perfect. Strong, light, waterproof. Amazing!! Thank you!!

Sturdy, leak proof and great size for our bbq. We served rice, meats, burgers and sauces on these. Very thick. I buy them all the time now

Good and strong

Best plates ever and I just throw them in my garden or composter when we are done with them.

These held up great for a large semi-formal family event. Very sturdy and a good size for a dinner meal. I really liked that they were compostable (better option than the disposable plastic) and plain in color (better option than the loud design on paper plates that didn't match our colors).

It’s so ridiculous seeing people complain about the plates getting soaked easily 🤣 it’s PAPER without plastic. Are yall aware the other paper plates you’re probably comparing them to like Dixie have a very thin plastic coating. That’s what I’m trying to avoid. The whole reason I bought them was so I can warm up food in the microwave and not have to wash any dishes after MINUS THE PLASTIC. You shouldn’t warm up those Dixie plates with plastic in the microwave. Yes these plates do soak up moisture quite a bit. That’s how u know they dont have that plastic film on them. I know what I bought. I’ve had no problem with them cause I knew what to expect from PAPER. I just use 2 plates problem solved. I stack 2 plates and warm up my food and eat and that’s that.

- Expectation of sturdiness was not met - Disappointment with the item's quality - Perceived lack of durability

I order these in assorted sizes for large groups, and use the biodegradable trash bags for disposable. I wish I could tolerate the utensils, and still use plastic cups.