plastic dinnerware collection

Heavyweight plastic dinnerware in a variety that covers every kind of gathering — formal dinners, birthday parties, backyard barbecues, office events, and every simcha on the calendar. Gold-rim and colored plates, stemless goblets, charger plates, gold flatware, serving pieces, and everything down to the napkins, elegant enough for a Shabbos or Yom Tov table and gone in minutes at cleanup. New party goods arrive constantly, all at sale prices.

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Square Hard Plastic Tumblers 10 oz - 20 Count
Sale price$4.49
Organic Square Tray- 14" 2ct
Sale priceFrom $5.99
Organic Rectangle Tray 17.5″
Sale priceFrom $3.49
Organic Rectangle Tray 8″ x 11″
Sale priceFrom $4.49
Oval Serving Tray 16" - 1 Count
Sale price$2.99
Scalloped Tray
Sale priceFrom $1.99
16 oz Combo Pack Container - 5 Count
Sale price$4.49
32 oz Combo Pack Container - 4 Count
Sale price$2.99
MiniWare Mason 3 oz - 4 Count
Sale price$6.99
64oz Combo Pack Containers- 3 Count
Sale price$6.49
Clear Three Section Dish - 6 Count
Sale price$3.49
Stemless Wine Tasters 6 oz - 8 Count
Sale price$5.99

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Plastic Dinnerware Questions

Is heavyweight plastic dinnerware sturdy enough for a full meal?

Yes. Heavyweight plastic holds up to a full dinner without flexing or bending under the weight of food, unlike thin party-store plates. It plates a roast, holds soup, or carries a full Shabbos or Yom Tov spread, then goes straight in the trash when the meal is done.

What is included in a combo plate or combo set?

A combo set pairs a smaller plate with a larger one - commonly a 7" plate with a 10" plate - packaged together in one case count, so you can set a full place setting from a single box. Combo flatware sets bundle knives, forks, and spoons the same way.

Do plastic plates and cutlery come in matching colors?

Many of our collections are designed to coordinate - gold-rim plates paired with gold cutlery and gold napkin rings, for example - so you can put together a full table setting in one color story without hunting across separate collections.

How much plastic dinnerware should I order for a party?

Plan on one plate, one bowl (if serving soup or dessert), and one full cutlery set per guest, plus a few extra for spills and second helpings. Case counts are printed on every listing, so you can add multiples to reach your guest count.