Hanukkah runs eight nights, and that is the planning problem no single-party pack solves. Twenty-four seven-inch plates spread across more than one evening: a plate each for twelve people twice, or a smaller family table every night of the week with a few to spare. Latkes and sufganiyot are both dessert-plate food.
Seven inches is the small round. It takes two latkes and sour cream, or a doughnut, and it does not encourage a full dinner — which is correct for a holiday eaten in courses out of a kitchen. The listing calls the stock sturdy style, which is the heavier board rather than the picnic weight.
On the table
- Twenty-four plates at 7 inches — the dessert and latke size.
- Sturdy paper stock, meant for serving food rather than cake alone.
- Twenty-four spreads across several nights of the eight.
- Coordinates with the rest of the Hanukkah Celebration supplies.
Specifics from the listing
- Dessert plates measure 7"
- Sturdy style paper plates for serving meals
