[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These plates are so much stronger than other paper plates, this was my first time trying this brand and i’m am obsessed. We use paper plates in our home for almost every meal to make clean up a bit easier, Chinet plates aren’t overly pricey but they are high quality and classy disposable plateware. I will finish using up the rest of my paper plates that I already had and then I will only buy chinet! i’m so happy I was able to try this product, I didn’t know what I was missing out on. I want to host a party and use this set! Everyone would love it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Chinet 32 count dinner plates are amazing I made spaghetti and meatballs and they held up like nothing I’ve ever seen before in a paper plate . Not only are they equal friendly but they’re made with 100% recycled materials, then microwavable, the leak and cut resistant, and the allergen . The best plates out there

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our family always uses Chinet plates during holiday gatherings. There are so many delicious dishes to try you want a strong plate to hold everything. We never worry about a plate bending under food pressure. Thanks Chinet!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I love the plates. They are a great size for entertaining. We use them for appetizers or for desserts. They are the perfect size for small kids snacks. They are durable and sturdy. I would definitely recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Considering this was sent for free, it is important to lead with the fact that the product did exactly what the product was made to do. I have no idea the price point. There were plenty in the package for a family of 2. It made dinner clean up easy and hassle free which is always great. If I was in a situation where I had no other plate options but this, then it would be great. Other than that, upon opening the plates, they were pre scratched and had what seemed like paint on them which was confusing because it would mean they were packaged in that condition. I would not buy these to use for a party personally because of how scratched up they were. I was hoping it was maybe just the top plate that maybe got damaged in transit but somehow they were scratched throughout the stack which is not satisfactory for me to spend money on unless I'm in an emergency situation. For reference, I ended up plating sushi, wasabi, ginger, and drizzling soy sauce. I did not attempt to cut on the plate so I cannot speak to how it would stand up to any knives. It did hold up against the soy sauce which was great. So overall, I can't recommend these point blank. There are too many variables at play as you can see. If you simply do not care about aesthetics, price, durability, etc then I guess I could recommend them since they did the job of holding my food.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m only rating these a 4 because they are not so great when using with hot foods. Like Roast, corn, beans, mashed potatoes etc. The bottom becomes soft and feels like it’s gonna bust open. Love these for sandwiches and stuff like that though.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’m not a paper goods connoisseur but i do buy paper plates pretty often. I just tend to grab the cheapest ones. These are like night and day! I almost always had to use two or three of my previous plates but these are incredibly strong and durable. I think they wouldn’t even leak if I tried to eat soup out off them lol

I have been buying chinet plates for many years. Even though they're more expensive than regular plates, I felt they were worth it because they were leak proof and much stronger. However the last two packages that I've purchased have been very disappointing. It used to be that I could put pretty much any food on one of these plates and heat it up and it came out fine. Now, no matter what I'm reheating, it soaks through the bottom of the plate to the point of where I have to put another plate underneath it. If I'm going to have to wash a plate I might as well just eat on a regular plate. The first time it happened I thought it was a fluke or the food was just too oily, but it even does it with non-oily foods. When I was googling to see if anybody else has had this problem, I also learned that these plates contain PFAS. I wasn't aware of that because I tried to avoid toxins. It looks like I'm going to have to give up chinet because a little convenience is not worth being poisoned.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I received these products for free from Influenster and Chinet in exchange for my honest review. Perfect for simple meals and Great for summer season. #complimentary #mychinet @Influenster @mychinet

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have found that these plates by Chinet are the best paper plates around. They’re extremely sturdy and nothing soaks through them to compromise the structure. They are the best paper plates on the market right now and will now be my go to brand in the future. These plates are the perfect size and very convenient for a large family and a mom who is sick of washing dishes constantly.