The seven-inch round exists so the dinner plate is not wasted on a brownie. At a Packers party that distinction gets used twice: once for appetizers before kickoff and again for whatever comes out at the two-minute warning. Forty-eight to a pack, on the same sturdy serving stock as the full-size plates.
Green and gold on a small round is a tidier look than the same print stretched across nine inches, which is a quiet argument for using these as the main plate at a snack-only gathering. They also stack into a smaller space, which matters when a kitchen counter is already holding food.
On the table
- Forty-eight seven-inch dessert rounds on the same sturdy serving stock.
- Keeps dessert and appetizers off the full-size dinner plate.
- A workable main plate when the spread is snacks only.
- Stacks into less counter space than the nine-inch size.
Specifics from the listing
- Dessert plates are 7" round
- Sturdy paper plates made for serving
