Paper plates. Isn't the purpose of them to not have to do dishes

KanKan : Never have seen ones with a warning, lol. I need to start checking the undersides more often!

KanKan :
Just to place food on, not to be used to warm any up. At $1 each, you would think they would be more useful! Glad you read the fine print before buying!❤️

If the fancy ones have foil/gold/silver trim it will spark. I bought honey that crystallized and popped it in the microwave as I normally do 😀 well, the label had fancy gold honeycomb design and that thing started popping and snapping 😳

The cute foil/metallic ones will spark in the microwave.

KanKan :
what was the decoration on the front? anything with foil or sparkle? that might be flammable. I may be pretty bougie, but we Never spent that kinda' money on paper plates We consider the HEB Store brand with the printed edge, the Good China!

I thought I took a picture of the front but I evidently didn't. I do think it had gold somewhere on it.

KanKan :
there's your trouble.

Thank you for the tips KanKan 😊

KanKan :
The big no would be the price. Costco sells a variety of sizes of plates and bowls that are far less expensive and microwaveable. Even holiday decorated plates would be a no with that warning.

KanKan : you could always use them as wall decorations for the Oval Office

Thanks Jeepinbear !

KanKan :
Thanks!

Per recent surveys only 45% of American families eat together and 50% eat on paper plates.

billcherie2 :
:0 my mother is clutching her pearls! with my kids, we ate in 'every day dishes' ( nice but not expensive, in case one got broken), and we only used paper plates when we bbq'd outside. Paper plates, these days, are Much nicer, than the old school, thing, ruffly edges ones. I would also put the bread in the wrapper on the table, when we had bbq ,and some would make a sandwich. That got a Big 'tsk tsk' from my mom, as She would have put a few pieces on a plate.

We use Dixie plates only when I don't want to do the dishes.