Seven inches is the plate people pick up without thinking: a couple of wings, a slice of cake, a handful of chips to carry back to a seat. It fits in one hand alongside a cup, which the 9-inch dinner size does not, and that is the whole reason to have both sizes on a table.
Forty-eight to a pack, on sturdy stock. At a watch party the small plate usually outlasts the big one, because the first round goes on a dinner plate and everything after that is grazing. Silver and black also carry on a small surface, where a pale team color would be lost at this diameter.
On the table
- 7" round, forty-eight per pack, sturdy stock.
- Fits one hand with a cup; a 9-inch plate does not.
- Grazing after the first round is what empties this pack.
- Dark print holds up on a small plate where a pale one fades.
Specifics from the listing
- Dessert plates are 7" round
- Sturdy paper plates made for serving
