Seven inches is the dessert round: cake, pie, cookies, a bread roll beside a bowl of soup. Nine hundred of them is a season rather than an event. A church hall putting out coffee and cake for seventy people every Sunday gets through a box in about three months, and that is the scale this count is built for.
The listing here is short and unambiguous: round dessert plates, seven inches across, nine hundred to the box. That counts for something, because the other 900-count classic red plate on this shelf describes itself as both seven and nine inches inside the same set of bullets. If the diameter has to be right, this is the clearer of the two.
On the table
- Nine hundred paper dessert plates, seven inches in diameter.
- Bulk count: a season of weekly coffee mornings, not one party.
- The other 900-count red plate here contradicts itself on size.
- Classic red runs to every cover shape and to napkins on this shelf.
Specifics from the listing
- Round Dessert size plates are 7-inches diameter
