Ultra, Deep Dish Paper Plates, 28 Oz, 40 Count, Heavy Duty, Microwave-Safe, Soak-Proof, Cut Resistant, Disposable Plates For Heavy, Messy Meals

I used these plates for a very large party. Great quality and holds food good due to being a deep plate. Didn't seem flimsy and no leak through that I could tell.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: These Dixie Ultra deep dish plates are awesome! They’re super sturdy and perfect for big, messy meals—no leaks, no soggy bottoms. I use them for pasta night or BBQs, and they hold up great. Definitely makes cleanup way easier! Functionality: They’re strong, deep, and reliable—perfect for handling everything from saucy dishes to hearty portions without falling apart.

I like the convenience of paper plates and these large deep dish plates are perfect for microwave cooking. They handle large dinners, pasta, stuffing and vegetables with no problems and without any leaking, and are a good value for the price. They look stylish and make clean up less of a chore. You can't go wrong with Dixie paper products. They're sturdy, fun, and last through the meal.

Good quality, strong, deep enough and large enough so things don’t spill spill over the sides. Good Value!

Decent plates, good for messier foods, just avoid heavy foods.

Good and sturdy. No double plating needed. Very handy esp when kids come round. Very pleased.

These "deep dish" plates are about as deep as your average existential crisis which is to say, barely perceptible but somehow still disappointing. Dixie apparently thinks adding a lip around the edge qualifies as revolutionary dishware engineering. The marketing promises they'll handle "your messiest meals," but unless your messiest meal consists of three crackers and a light sprinkling of shame, you're going to need backup plates. Or actual dishes. Or just eat over the sink like the civilized adult you've become.The real tragedy is paying premium prices for what amounts to regular paper plates with delusions of grandeur. They fold under pressure faster than your New Year's resolutions, leaving you holding a sad, soggy taco shell filled with whatever you optimistically thought this flimsy circle could contain. The "ultra" strength is presumably compared to tissue paper, because anything sturdier would require actual engineering. Perfect for people who want the convenience of disposable plates combined with the structural integrity of wet cardboard and the environmental guilt of contributing to landfills for no good reason.

Dixie always delivers great quality items.