A taco station is the messiest thing on a summer table: two tortillas, a hand underneath and salsa working its way toward a wrist. Six and a half inches folded opens to around thirteen, which is enough to wrap a hand rather than dab at it. The stack belongs at the end of the station, where people pick one up on the way out.
Two-ply, forty-eight to a pack. Few guests take a single napkin at a taco bar, so plan on three each and read the count as sixteen people for an evening rather than forty-eight servings. The taco artwork sits in the same Fiesta Pottery palette as the plain napkins, plates and cover here, so adding it does not break the set.
On the table
- Forty-eight two-ply napkins, 6.5 inches folded, about thirteen inches open.
- Taco print in the Fiesta Pottery palette, so the table still matches.
- Plan three per person at a taco bar rather than one.
- Stack them at the end of the station, where hands are already full.
Specifics from the listing
- Disposable napkins measure 6.5"
- Premium paper 2-ply napkins
