The most-used paper in a house on Thanksgiving is not the napkin under the plate, it is whatever sits by the bathroom sink and at the end of the buffet. Forty-eight guest towels puts a fresh one in every hand that passes either point, for a house that has twenty people in it from noon to dusk.
The cornucopia artwork matches the Decadent Cornucopia oval dinner plates in this shelf, which is the whole argument for choosing this pack over the pumpkin one: pick a lane and let the bathroom agree with the table.
Folded three-ply towel stock weighs more per sheet than plate board does per plate, and forty-eight sheets is a lot of paper for something that leaves the house in a bin. That is the part people underestimate when they put towels last on the list and then run the sink dry of them by four o’clock.
On the table
- Forty-eight folded towels — enough for a bathroom counter and a buffet end for a full day.
- Matches the Decadent Cornucopia oval dinner plates.
- Three-ply folded stock — heavier per sheet than the plate board on this shelf.
- Keep a spare stack out of sight: the tray by the sink empties faster than anyone plans for.
