Disposable Plastic White 7-Inch Heavy Weight Plates, 100 Count

The plates have a lot of defects like scratches and indents-which is not a big deal. But, on 1/2 the plates or so, there is this black stuff on them. Some of it will come off, and others won't. The first picture shows one of the bigger pieces of black stuff I tried to get off and it smeared like as shown. I am very disappointed. PLEASE do yourself a favor just buy a different set! They are not clean and who knows what else has been in contact with these bowls.Bottom line: DO NOT BUY THESE!Thank you for taking the time to read my review. Please remember to vote below my review if it was "Helpful" or "Not Helpful". If you choose to vote my review unhelpful, please leave me a brief comment so I can improve my future reviews as they are important to fellow buyers like myself.

I am pleased with this purchase, and I will probably order these again.Pros:These bowls are a lot cheaper than most other disposable paper bowls.They are better than styrofoam because you can use them in the microwave.Thick enough plastic to get the job done.A lot of bowls store easily in a small space.Cons:I just wish they were a little larger. I can live with that for such an awesome price. I filled a bowl to the top with water and then measured and it was almost exactly 1 and a half cups.I hope that helps.

I gave this product a chance and ignored the bad reviews about it hoping this peoduct is sturdy enough. When I received the item, it’s very cheaply made especially the bottom part. I hope the pictures could justify my frustration.

I bought these for wet cat food. I can use them for wet cat food, but I wouldn't want to use them for anything else.What's great: The price, I guess.What's not so great: These are the thinnest and cheapest bowls I've ever encountered, no exaggeration. The plastic is so thin in some areas that there are small holes in some of them. Holes. In bowls. How useful! The package actually says these are microwaveable. That's pretty funny once you've handled one of these bowls. I haven't tried it, but I can't imagine one of these surviving the microwave. (To Plasti Plus's credit, the package doesn't say these bowls are microwave-safe. It only says that you could, theoretically, microwave them.)Bottom line, if you're concerned about using as little plastic as possible, these are the bowls for you. Just be sure to hold them with two hands once you've put anything in them.I won't buy these again.

The bowls were a nice heavy plastic that isn't overly flexible, so they hold up nicely.I gave 3 stars because the bowls got very hot when soup was put in them, and as a result, they couldn't be carried without causing mild burning. Because of this, I had to put the bowls on a plate to serve the soup at a church event where people were walking from kitchen window to table with the soup.I'd recommend the bowls for cold items -- ice cream, cereal, fruit, other foods that aren't hot, but I wouldn't recommend for hot foods.

I get the 5 oz disposable bowls for my cat's wet food. This is the perfect size. The ones I got that last time I ordered them are no longer available.But these bowls are awful and not a suitable replacement! Not at all heavyweight. The person who posted the picture where you can see fingers right thru the bottom-- totally same for mine. They are paper-thin. And, as I started looking at them I noticed they have tiny pin holes in the bottom of the bowls - which are too rounded and do not sit flat, anyway. Not only are they misshapen, mine were smashed, too. The person packing them with the 15 lb container of cat litter in a big box did not quite think it thru. Amazon is taking care of it for me.

These 100 desert plates came in a tiny box from Amazon. So small that I questioned that there were 100. Never could confirm--three counts and never got to 100. But, the real problem is I needed these for Thanksgiving where we have a large gathering and everyone serves themselves. The plates stick together -- I find they would be unusable for my party because 2-3 plates could be picked up at a time without the individual realizing it. If you were separating the sweets out to individual plates yourself they would probably be functional--however, I don't consider them as "heavy" duty as they describe in the listing, or they probably would not stick together as they do.

Worst plastic tiny bowls ever made. They have holes and look dirty every pther bowl. These are small enought for baby food and or paint. N if it doesn't have a hole would work just for that. How did these make it off the belt into Amazon stores? Will not buy dont waste ur time this is a disappointment