Review on Biodegradable Heavy Duty Disposable Compostable Eco Friendly by Jennifer Roberts

Although we don't typically use paper plates every day, we tend to use quite a few paper plates between the camper and the house during the holidays and I love having paper plates to snack on after a big meal when I saw these I thought , I'm trying them out. Made in China, they claim these plates are made from recycled sugar cane. Well that got me wondering. will they be cute If you think the same thing, no, no, it's not. Yes, I've tried them. Packaged in 130-9 inch paper plates. It comes in a plastic bag with a zip tie, which is then taped to the nearest inch and then covered with another plastic bag. to keep everything dry and clean Note to Manufacturer: It took me a long time to carefully cut enough tape from the end of the bag with a zip tie to leave the bag intact so I could hold the panels in the bag and tie around them to the to keep clean next time. It would be great if there was less tape at the end of the package. Otherwise, storage in a small space is difficult. Just a suggestion. Now back to our plates. At the time of this review, cymbals cost about 18 cents for a 9-inch platter, compared to about 11 cents for a brand-name 10-inch cymbal. I was willing to give this plate 5 stars. They were as thick and beautiful as the top brand and then I realized I had TWO plates together and they were half the size of the top brand. Hick as a brand name. Therefore one star deducted. They are not as thick and less durable when trying to carry a heavy record with one hand. The lower part of these panels is a typically coarser fibre, while the upper part is smooth and resistant to oils, greases and liquids. As you can see in my last shot, I poured some panini butter onto a plate and just left it there. It never leaked or passed through the plate, which is very good, even after sitting outside all day. These plates are advertised as compostable and eco-friendly. They are ideal for heating up food in the microwave. Don't worry about melting plastic in your food. I really like these cymbals, but the thinner build and price deduct a star. Otherwise I would recommend them.