Wheat Straw Plates Colorful

We have been using these Wheat Straw based plates for some time now with our daily meals, and they have been holding up great. At 9-inches in size, they are more than adequate for normal sized portions and we've had them in constant rotation between breakfast, lunch and dinner. They are durable, having already survived a few drops onto the floor. No cracks, no shattering. The plates are reasonably thick for dishware, but very lightweight. I've cut steak with a serrated-edged knife on these a few times, minimal scratching left on the plate surface. I can certainly see these lasting a few years! The plates microwave fine - though we are careful to not let food get TOO hot sitting in the plates. That's just common sense with any plastic-like food plate or bowl, so it isn't like we had to retrain ourselves to handle these with a microwave oven. We hand wash everything here, so I can't comment on how these will survive a few trips in a dishwasher - maybe some other customer has experience with these plates and a dishwasher and can provide feedback on that. I will say, tomato sauce shouldn't be left sitting around on any of the lighter-color plates for any long period of time. These WILL stain and like standard plastic, you'll be left with a sort of light orange discoloration if you don't get to washing them after your meal. That's why we bought a set of the DARKER color plates - for pasta dishes, the darker plates add a bit of visual "pop" to your presentation - but mostly it was because of fear of that dreaded red-sauce staining. One of our mobility-challenged family members who uses a walker and tray daily likes these plates a lot. They are easy to lift, carry on the tray, maneuver to eat with, resilient to falls or knocks, and the relief edging pattern makes them a bit easier to grip. Pretty much everything you'd expect from decent quality plastic dinner ware, just without the plastic. Texture on these isn't slippery. There is an almost fine-grain feel to them, which makes them even better to hold onto. Some plastics like those disposable plates or party cups have a very glossy, slippery surface feel to them. These do not. I like the overall look, feel and durability of these plates. Judging by how they've held up so far, I don't think it's a stretch to expect at least a few years of service out of these, which makes them a good deal to me and helps to reduce dependence on petroleum-based plastics.

Bought these plates to use on the patio with Company. 1st dinner - spaghetti, a true test. Plates washed up beautifully in the dishwasher- no stains. I did rinse right after use then put in the dishwasher later. Very sturdy plates. 10" size is very doable. A tad bigger might have been better for us but overall high praise so far for these dishes.

These are awesome little plates! Great size for a small dinner, perfect for a sandwich and chips for lunch, with room to spare. They are VERY lightweight, go through the dishwasher (on the bottom rack) perfectly. They come out of the microwave cool to the touch. The price is amazing for 8 plates, they stack perfectly in the pantry. I have nothing negative to say about these plates. I'm so glad I finally tried wheat straw, so much better than melamine! We don't do breakable dishes, so these suit our family perfectly.

There are pros and cons for both wheat straw and melamine. Melamine has lots of colors and styles available, and is very sturdy, yet lightweight. The big drawback of melamine is it can't go in a microwave. The big selling point for wheat straw is that it can go in a microwave, but it does not have the styles and sturdiness of melamine. Wheat straw is flimsy, a bit better than plastic. If you're microwaving leftover pizza or going on a picnic, it's great. But, you won't want to use them to impress a first date... or second, third, or fourth, maybe the fifth date.

These plates are perfect for snacks, especially for little kids. The size is just right for fruits, crackers, or small desserts. They’re lightweight, easy to handle, and feel sturdy. I like that they’re unbreakable, so no worries about drops. They’re also microwaveable and dishwasher safe, which makes them very convenient for daily use. Great value overall.

I am pleasantly surprised by how nice these are. They were perfect for elevating a dinner party for 20 where I did not want disposables but did not have a large enough dish set to host. They looked dressed up enough and dishwashed beautifully. Very pleased.

These are nice small plates, and they are almost flat, which is what I wanted. I live in a big fancy RV (tiny home) and they will fit in my Fisher and Paykel (mini) dishwasher nicely. I also have larger plates but for most of my meals these will be what I will use.

Not overly thrilled with this purchase. The plates arrived 'loose' in the shipping box. Normally, I would expect something 'new' to arrive completely 'wrapped' in something. There was a narrow 'band' of paper in the box which looked like it was supposed to be holding the plates together but it wasn't. I imagine since these plates are made of materials that are Eco-friendly, they couldn't very well wrap them in plastic. But why not at least wrap them in 'wheat paper'? Additionally, I have to say that the photo of the plates on the product page didn't closely resemble what I received. MY plates don't look as bright as I thought they would; they look more like a combination tan and gray color. Combine that with the 'speckled' darker colors embedded in the materials the product was made from and the plates sort of look 'dirty'. ON A POSITIVE NOTE.....the plates do seem very durable and for the very affordable price, I suppose I shouldn't expect too much. These might be okay for a picnic, but not for a sit down dinner if you're short on regular plates. I just don't like how the little 'speckles' make them look like they're not clean.

Muy buen tamaño y muy ligeros. El color es mas tipo baige pero están lindos.

No son de cerámica, son de plástico y por esa razón, terminé usándolos para detener el agua de las macetas.

Decided to keep plates, cant print label. Too expensive to ship. It would have been easier to ship thru Staples using a QR code.