Mozaik Premium Plastic 7.5” White Ring Accent Plates, 8 Count

I used these for a baby shower and they were great. Very durable!

These work great for what I wanted them for !!

I had a bunch of friends over for Chinese food and we used these plates. They are a decent size, heft, and texture for eating. My problem came when I went to wash them, and spent at least twice as long washing them as I would have a normal ceramic/glass plate. I’m guessing that if you just avoid using them for things with red/orange oils you’ll be fine… but they just get colored. And because they are white it’s very obvious.I expect I will appreciate these more for outdoor use once it’s warm enough to use my fire pit again, but I will be careful not to use them with oily foods. I mean… is ketchup going to be ok? We’ll see.Of course I don’t have to wash them… but when they cost more than cheap ceramic plates, I’m not going to be quick to throw them in the garbage!

These heavy duty recyclable plastic plates look great -- like real porcelain plates. I love the idea of them and they serve as something disposable when you have a party and don't want to wash dishes. HOWEVER, the down side is that currently they cost more than $2 each! At this price, I'm not going to recycle them. I'm going to wash them and reuse them...so, then, what was the point? I could have used my regular stoneware dishes or purchased melamine plates for that price.I got these free for an honest review. I wouldn't have purchased them at this price and, yes, I'll be washing them. But for other people who will toss them, I do really appreciate that they're recyclable and won't harm the environment.

Great for temporary use...but really pricey. These are good for occasions that are a little too formal for a paper plate. Great for heavier foods that would collapse a paper plate. Their big claim to fame is that they can be recycled, but I am certain you could go to any big box store and find a set of stoneware or even plastic plates for far less money than these. So I don't really see the benefit. They aren't better than a "real" plate. They aren't less expensive than a "real" plate can be, and they aren't less expensive than a disposable. Good idea, but needs some work

We do a lot of entertaining on our patio outside so I like the idea of unbreakble plastic dinner plates that look like fine dinnerware. And it is true, these are nice looking plates.However, it’s pretty obvious when you hold them (and see them in person) that they’re plastic and no one is going to mistake them for anything else. Even so, I would’ve give these more stars but for the fact that you cannot use them in the dishwasher, and more importantly to me, you cannot use them in the microwave either.So for me, I really don’t myself getting a lot of use out of them. There are other plastic microwaveable plates that feel more sturdy and look just as nice as these if not better, and are dishwasher safe to boot.

These are among the nicest plastic plates I've ever used, I'm talking hold-a-huge-serving-of-pasta-with-no-problem nice. But are they worth nearly $2 a plate? For me, no plastic disposable plate is.

These attractive plates are sturdy enough to hand wash and reuse after use. They are the size of standard dinner plates. They are a thin plastic so they are unlikely to survive very well in a dishwasher and they are not mean to go into the microwave. If you use them once and throw them away, they aren't very environmentally friendly. However, they hold more weight without bending than the highest rated disposable plates that are available.