Dixie Paper Dinnerware, Plates, White, 8.5" dia, 125/Pack, 4/Carton

Paper Dinnerware, Plates, White, 8.5" dia, 125/Pack, 4/Carton

Dixie paper dinnerware plates offer a disposable option for lightweight meals. They fit breakrooms, cafeterias, events, and other settings where buyers want an easier cleanup than ceramic dinnerware and less storage bulk than foam. These white plates are microwaveable, stackable, and come packed 125 per pack.

Good Fit For

• Breakrooms and office kitchens
• Cafeterias and food service areas
• Meetings, parties, and events
• Facilities looking to reduce cleanup time

Key Features

• Paper dinnerware for lightweight meals and everyday disposable service
• Strong and cut-resistant construction supports reliable meal service
• Microwaveable design adds flexibility for reheating or warm foods
• Stackable plates help save storage space and simplify transport
• White, ink-free and dye-free appearance works with a wide range of settings
• 125 plates per pack for convenient bulk purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Serving lightweight meals in workplace or facility dining areas
• Stocking disposable plates for meetings, training rooms, or staff events
• Using in places where ceramic plates are less practical
• Reheating food on the plate in a microwave
• Reducing storage space compared with foam dinnerware

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 125/Pack.
• Material: Plastic.
• Best suited to lightweight meals.
• Recycling depends on whether local facilities accept food-soiled paper or plastic products.

FAQ

• Are these plates microwaveable? Yes. These Dixie paper dinnerware plates are microwaveable.
• What type of meals are these plates best for? These plates are positioned for lightweight meals, making them a practical choice for everyday disposable food service.
• Do these plates help save storage space? Yes. The stackable design helps reduce storage space and makes transport easier.
• Do the plates have printed colors or dyes? No. The white paper dinnerware is free of inks and dyes.
• Can these plates be recycled? Possibly. Recycling depends on access to a recycler that accepts paper or plastic products with food residue, and that option may not be available in every area.

From Dixie.