Seven inches earns its place twice in one afternoon: chips and dip while the coals come up, then cake or a wedge of watermelon once the grill is cold. Either way it keeps the dinner plates out of a job they are not needed for, which outdoors means fewer plates balanced on laps and fewer blown into the grass.
Twenty-four to a pack matches the count of the nine-inch plates in the same pattern, so the two stacks empty at about the same rate. For a pool party this is the one to buy generously: wet hands soften a small plate quickly, and anything light gets left on a step the moment its owner goes back in the water.
On the table
- Seven inches — chips before the grill, cake after it.
- Twenty-four per pack, matching the 9-inch plates in the same pattern.
- Keeps the dinner plates from being reused for dessert.
- Buy generously for a pool party: small plates get abandoned wet.
Specifics from the listing
- Dessert plates measure 7"
- Sturdy paper plates for all your serving needs
