Nine inches is the plate that takes brisket, a scoop of beans and a slice of bread without a crowded rim. Texas game food is heavy and often wet, and the listing says sturdy stock made for serving, which is the property to want when a plate travels from a smoker to a folding chair in one hand.
Forty-eight in a pack is the deep count: two each for twenty-four, or one each for a room that refills twice. A Cowboys crowd rarely turns out small. If dessert follows, the seven-inch Dallas plate on this shelf keeps the cake off the plate the chili was on.
On the table
- 9" round paper dinner plates, forty-eight to a pack.
- Sturdy serving stock, the point when the food is heavy.
- Forty-eight covers twenty-four guests at two plates each.
- A seven-inch Cowboys dessert plate pairs with this pack.
Specifics from the listing
- 48 Dallas Cowboys Paper Plates
- Paper dinner plates are 9" round
- Sturdy paper plates made for serving
