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Member's Mark Ultra Lunch Paper Plates, 8.5", 300 ct.

these are excellent plates we use them for everything not just eating.

really useful

We use these as a great portion size for dinner!

Lunch or dinner!!

Use these plates on a daily basis. They are better than the foam plates to heat or reheat foods.

Pater plates in 8-1/2 width. We don’t need large

Member's Mark is a great brand - I buy many of their items.

Member's Mark Brand is great

Price adjustment would give higher rating

Very durable paper plates to use anytime.

Durable Paper Plates

We use in the all the time, just the right size,

Great for the office break room

Sturdy, perfect size.  Beats washing dishes. Great for snacks.

A must have for me

plates

Smaller than I thought they were going to be.

Plates

These paper plates use to be such a great deal but they have risen the price and lowered the quality. I was ok paying more when the plate was thick and could hold up to getting a but wet but now as soon as the plates gets a bit of moisture it folds and falls apart. I dont see this as a good deal anymore when Im paying 0.07 cents per plate.

Bought these knowing full well I did not want to wash dishes.

And they delivered.

These plates don’t judge.
They don’t ask questions.
They simply accept whatever chaos you place upon them.

BBQ sauce flooding the surface?
They hold.

Three pork chops stacked irresponsibly?
They endure.

A slice of cake that turned into a structural engineering failure?
They carry the burden.

300 plates means 300 chances to avoid personal responsibility.
That’s freedom. That’s peace. That’s emotional growth.

Are they glamorous? No.

Are they dependable during life’s messiest decisions? Absolutely.

Five stars.
Because sometimes strength isn’t about permanence —
it’s about surviving long enough to make it to the trash can.

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