Ordered these based on the brand name Dixie but sight unseen is buyer beware. These are so thin and flimsy that I often have to use 3-4 paper plates just to hold the food. And I am not talking about a full plate just a quesadilla in the microware. If you are having an office party and need these for a small slice of very light Angel Food cake with no icing they might be sufficient - just put a hand underneath to be safe. The desrciption does say "lightweight" but so are foam plates and they hold more than these. I guess "flimsy" is not a power marketing word.
The plates are durable enough for office use but not heavy duty home cooking meals. I do recommend them as opposed to the generic brands in which may easily tear and leak under pressure.
I usaully buy these big pkg of plated and what really makes me mad is there all stuck together and you have to pry them apart. But thes are all seperated its so nice . I can actually grab a [plate and just get one. Once in awhile two will stick together but they come aprt very easily