Nine inches is the dinner size: a burger, a scoop of something and a roll without anything crossing the rim. The listing names sturdy stock, which is the property that decides whether a plate folds in the middle when it is carried one-handed from a grill. Forty-eight to a pack is two each for twenty-four people.
Jacksonville plays its early home games in real heat, and heat changes what lands on a plate: more wet food, more condensation off a cold can set down on the rim. Teal is the hardest of the Jaguars shades to find in plain stock, which is an argument for the licensed plate rather than a near match.
On the table
- 9" round, forty-eight per pack, on sturdy stock.
- Two plates each for twenty-four, or four each for twelve.
- Heat means wetter food and condensation on the rim.
- Teal has no close match on the plain color shelf.
Specifics from the listing
- 48 Jacksonville Jaguars Paper Plates
- Paper dinner plates are 9" round
- Sturdy paper plates made for serving
