The Best Disposable Paper Plates



Equipment expert Adam Ried reviews disposable paper plates.

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  1. Don't buy walmarts generic with the lip. They stink like chemicals that probably go into your food and people's fingers will poke through them. Corelle white plates, rubbermaid food storage or thrift store ones are better for your money.

  2. Glad to see the sugar cane growers have found a use for the tons of bagasse pulp leftover from processing the sugar cane stalks. When I was a kid in South Florida, the sugar mill that operated in the county where I lived would just stack it in huge piles outside of the mill and had to keep water running on it 24/7 to prevent combustion fires from starting

  3. OR

    Just stack two or more plates together. I've found that holds up for just about anything you put on the plate. 1 Plate to hold the food + 1 (or more) Plate underneath for structural integrity..

  4. I was watching on TV and wanted to make a positive comment on Bridget's makeup. I don't usually notice makeup but that contrast with the poncho!
    It is so subtle. I don't have her coloring but I would like that makeup. Kudos. Congrats to her makeup artist, even if it is her.

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