Great Value Soak-Proof Disposable Round Foam Plates, 8.8 in, 50 Count

I Don't Usually Buy That Many Disposable Plates Anymore, But Occasionally I Need Them , And When I Need Them I Always Buy The Great Value Brand. They Have A Nice Sturdiness To Them, And Enough Strength That For Most Things You Dont Need Two, Like The Thin Paper Plates OR Some Foam Plates. They Are Great For Any Occasion When Needed. I Highly Recommend Great Value Foam Plates .

I don't lmow about you, but the last thing I want to do on weekends is wash dishes woth a house full of lids. These are the perfect plates for snacks, light meals and etc. They are a little thinner than some, but get the job done.

what can I say these are really good place use them all the time I've been buying these for like 2 years now and I won't buy anything else

for when you want to cook on your best dinner plates and bowls. I recommend these because they are strong and very easy to clean LOL

holds up good just be mindful of warming in microwave it will flattened out and you may have to grab another to sit the warped one on. the plates dont leak through

I buy these regularly because they are the cheapest. Yes, they are flimsy but they do the trick for what I need. I use them 3-4 at a time for strength and throw away the top one if it gets food on it. I hate adding more styrofoam to the environment, but paper plates are so expensive now and these cost much less and are more sturdy.

I've used Great Value disposable plates and they're a pretty solid option for everyday use. They're convenient, affordable, and get the job done whether it's for quick meals, snacks, or small gatherings. Most of the time they hold up well with regular foods and don't leak easily, especially since many are designed to be soak-proof

For the price of the money the plates are decent. You can't put too much on them because they will bend.

it was substituted for 6 inch paper plates I wanted...I cant feed my cats off of Styrofoam. bad substitution. i would have preferred plastic plates .... I can never find where the subs list is before I pick it up

These cheap flimsy plates need to be recalled at this point. They used to be so much better and today they are complete trash. They say you can't put hot food on them. But for YEARS these plates tolerated hot food with zero issues. Now all of a sudden, they can't handle heat. THIS is another way to shrink flate the quality of the product and make the consumer pay more for cheaper quality. I won't buy these again. There was no need to change the quality and stability and durability for the worse. DO BETTER WALMART! Have you read the back of the packaging? They NOW state that they don't tolerate heat well and you can't put hot stuff on them. Smh