Barbecue is what tests a plate. Ribs, brisket, a pile of slaw leaking into everything: nine inches of premium strength stock carries that load where a dessert plate gives up and folds down the middle. For a lot in Athens the diameter is the spec that decides this one, and the print is the reason you narrowed it to Georgia.
Forty-eight is a two-round count for twenty-four people, or a single round for a crowd nobody bothered to count. Red and black with the Bulldog marks, and Georgia is the best-covered school here: a tailgate kit with cups, an 84-piece plate-and-napkin kit, a 53-piece tableware kit and these plates all run the same artwork.
On the table
- Forty-eight plates per pack, nine inches, premium strength stock.
- Dinner diameter holds ribs and sides without folding.
- Red and black, matched to the three Georgia kits here.
- Two rounds for twenty-four, one round for an uncounted crowd.
Specifics from the listing
- 48 University of Georgia Paper Plates
- Premium strength paper plates
