(4 pack) Packed Party 'Seeing Stripes' 9" Round Paper Dinner Plates 10 Ct.

Super cute and matched well with the other party decorations sold at Walmart. Had many compliments on them. Used them for dessert. Not sure of durability for dinner.

Really well made and beautiful plates. Look great together with the small plates and hold up well to a variety of weights, food types, and usages.

Nice vibrant colors. Plates are durable

Sturdy, colo, happy. Brightened our buffet!

It made a perfect combination to my bday party!Loved the colors.

Cute dessert plates! Good quality also!

These matched the pink table cloth for my event so well. Such cute and sturdy plates.

The ruffly sides are so pretty. They really make the plates (and food on them) look more fun! They are more than regular paper plates... so you do have to pay more, and there are only 10. It adds up and kids really don't care.

Nice plates, just slightly flimsy. Vibrant colors! I'd buy again.

These paper plates are NOT microwave safe yet don't come with a warning anywhere on the packaging stating as much, making them a dangerous %26 mislabeled product. I almost caught my apartment on fire when I attempted to cook some 90-second rice on one: I gazed away at the TV for literally 10 seconds, smelled something odd, followed the scent %26 discovered that the inside of my microwave was on FIRE. Like, flames %26 smoke filling the entire inside of the microwave in a matter of seconds. Smoke alarm going off at 1 a.m. %26 everything. I took the plate out and... well, just see the attached photo. I'd like to know who's going to pay for my broken microwave? I also inhaled some gnarly black chemical-smelling smoke while taking the plate out of the microwave. The photo does NOT do it justice. I could've caused thousands in damage %26 killed everyone in this building had I not caught it in time. If a product is not microwave-safe, it MUST be labeled as such! Unlike dishwasher-unsafe items, items that can't be microwaved are an actual fire hazard %26 can destroy your microwave or worse, burn your house down. There's no reason to think "party plates" wouldn't be used to reheat food from cookouts, cake from a kid's birthday party or leftovers from holiday celebrations. A definite legal liability.