Stock Your Home Uncoated Disposable Reviews Summary

Sturdiness & Quality

Pros:

• "Perfect for a quick sandwich or snack."
• "These are the old fashioned PAPER plates... Compostable."
• "They're also recyclable if you dont get grease or sauces on them."
• "For what I needed them for these are perfect!!!! I craft with glitter a lot and we use these to salvage as much as we can."
• "I use them for cooking bacon in the microwave, and those with coating do not soak in the grease."
• "These are not the coated kind, and I prefer them as no chemicals are released in the microwave."
• "These plates are durable, strong and economical."

Cons:

• "I have to use 2 or 3 at a time to avoid my food falling through the flimsy plate."
• "Way too thin and flimsy! Get soaked through even if food has no sauce or water."
• "These are cheap flimsy plates that are useless for eating."
• "Bounty paper towels are thicker than these plates."
• "Everything soaks through these plates. They are flimsy requiring you to use several plates and a plate holder to eat a meal."
• "These paper plates are too thin! They rip and tear using a fork during normal use."
• "These are very thin much thinner than I'm used to seeing even with bargain brands."

Value for Money

Pros:

• "Much cheaper than anything the grocery store sells which is all I care about."
• "This was the best price I found for them. They arrived fast and on time."
• "Great value for 300 in the package."
• "Their value is excellent."
• "Good value for the money. A bit thicker than at other stores."
• "The price per plate for this order in bulk was better than my local store."
• "A good bang for the buck."

Cons:

• "Considering the price, I expected these plates to be more substantial."
• "16.00 is too much for these plates. Plain and simple."
• "Disliked The price very much! Found them for $10 cheaper!"
• "Absolute rip off. Any slightest moisture and it instantly leaks through leaving wet or greasy stains on everything it touches."
• "garbage...i know these were economy and uncoated but jeeez..food seeps thru making a mess."
• "It's not a savings if you have to use 4 times the plates."
• "Horrible paper plates liquid went right thru them. Not worth the money I paid for these."

Environmental Impact

Pros:

• "Although it may go to a landfill, the thinner plates will have less impact than the thicker plates and styrofoam."
• "I keep paper plates on hand so I don’t have to do dishes often and, because they are paper, they are 100% biodegradable."
• "Made in America, biodegradable, and a reasonable price."

Cons:

• "These are uncoated paper plates so if you enjoy juicy burgers or food with any type of moisture these are not for you."
• "Have to use like five at a time so all the moisture from your food Disney get on the counter."
• "If you have anything with moisture, be prepared to have the top part of the plate start to rub off on your food."

Convenience

Pros:

• "I like them on hand to avoid washing dishes."
• "I keep a stock of these to use in the microwave so food does not splatter on the interior."
• "Single use plates might be an eco-luxury but we use these for everything from paint projects, covers for microwave bowls and holding toast in the morning."

Cons:

• "Too flimsy to use as a plate."
• "Not sturdy and reliable, only use for certain very basic things, like a lid, anything else you have to double up."
• "These are more like a paper towel folded in half. If food stays on your plate too long, plan on some of the plate being part of the meal."

Design & Appearance

Pros:

• "Not plastic coated!!! No tacky patterns. Not shiny."
• "Classy and timeless."
• "These are the simple, paper plates you got grilled cheese sandwiches on in the 70s!!"

Cons:

• "The picture of pizza on one of the plates is borderline false advertising."
• "Okay these paper plates won't support heavy stuff."
• "No spaghetti or creamy dishes because it will soak through and leave marks on your table top."