Recycling isn’t for everything and recycled material isn’t what one wants to eat off of. Make it recyclable sure, but these plates are downright dirty. Like I feel SICK knowing I’ve been eating on a plate with mystery dirt spots! And recycled? Are you serious? Virtual signaling gone wrong… that’s not what people want to EAT off of! Recycled is for like a wooden table or some shoes or something, you don’t want to eat off of Who knows what thats been who knows where! Check the other review for the dirt spots but this is sick, NEVER buying these DirtPlates ever again! Like are you guys serious ?!? Selling this to people ?? Look closely if you’ve used these plates and have a toilet nearby because you’re guaranteed to GAG !!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Anyone who has ever had a party or cook out knows the brand Chinet. It really is the premiere choice for disposable plates. It’s thick and durable and will hold the heaviest burger out there. It will even hold cute Easter cookies made my adorable 8 year olds. The brand is top notch and always my choice when reaching for a paper plate!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These plates are sturdy and hold up a dinner pretty well. The bottom does get soft and moist but it doesn’t break through easily. If your meal has some type of sauce or wet consistency, the plates tend to get softer on the bottom a little sooner but as long as you keep it on a flat surface it will not leak. I love the brand, one of the best disposable dinner plates I have tried ! Will definitely recommend to friends and family.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First of all, I love that these plates are compostable, because they are made of a very strong natural fiber. And for being paper plates, they are strong! Normally there are some things that I would not eat on a paper plate, such as things with sauces or oils, but these plates can take it. Spaghetti, chili, etc., it doesn't matter: we have used these plates for a variety of meals, and we have never had any leaks or plate saturation. I am so impressed with the quality, and because of that, I am a loyal Chinet fan.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought these plates for a casual dinner party and loved them. So many other brands don't hold up and are flimsy when filled with food, not these plates though. These plates held up to the test of full plates and made my dinner worry free. I definitely recommend these plates as they will now always be my go to!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Since receiving a diagnosis of POTS I have been having issues doing simple tasks, like dishes. Using these for one meal a day is really helping me out. They are very durable with five kids testing them out regularly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] One of the best disposable plates on the market, is convinced. These plates are absolutely amazing for a cookout or barbecue, and incredibly strong and sturdy, so no need to worry about overloading it. They’re pricier compared to cheaper alternatives but in my opinion worth it

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As a person who grew up using paper plates because my Mom hated doing dishes, I can super appreciate a quality paper plate. I used to scoff at the price difference but buddy let me tell you what…I’m obsessed. Never again will I buy the cheap flimsy ones. This is another item Influenster has made me a regular buyer of. The fact that I was able to serve pot roast (with juices) to my messy boyfriend and didn’t have to worry about the plate going flimsy was amazing. These keep their structure and stand the test of messy boyfriends everywhere.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These plates from Chinet are very durable. They are thick enough to prevent stuff from bleeding through and making a mess. They are perfect for lasagna. Best of all, just toss them in the trash. No dishes to wash.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have three family reunions a year, with 50+ people. We always use Chinet plates! They’re a great size and holds up under the plateful of food that get heaped onto them! Sideboards would be the only improvement needed!