Seven inches, twenty-four to a pack, in the bright confetti-burst print. This is the plate to pair with any of the numbered Birthday Burst napkins, or to use on its own at a birthday where the age is not the point.
The listing specifies sturdy stock for serving dessert, which is the right claim for the format — a cake plate has to take a fork pressing down through icing without folding, and that is a board-weight question rather than a size one.
At $12.60 for twenty-four this is about fifty-three cents a plate. Buying the un-numbered plate and a numbered napkin is the standard way to build a milestone table in this catalog: the number goes on the small, cheap, disposable piece and everything else stays reusable.
On the table
- 7-inch dessert plates, twenty-four per pack, about 53 cents each.
- Sturdy stock — takes a fork through iced cake.
- Un-numbered: pairs with the 60, 80 or 90 napkins in the range.
- Put the number on the napkin and keep the plates reusable.
Specifics from the listing
- Dessert plates measure 7"
- Sturdy style paper plates for serving dessert
