Dinner plates

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Recommendations

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We just like to make sure it can go in both the dishwasher and the microwave. We've bought dinnerware from Bloomingdales and Ikea. Both lasted. the same amount of time (15-ish years).

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Corelle.

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Got crate and barrel on sale. Dishwasher and microwave safe, look nice, and great for everyday and for special dinners.

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Denby

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Check out Goodwill. There are always decent sets of plates there. No need to buy new.

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Do people use paper plates for larger gatherings?

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Anonymous wrote:Do people use paper plates for larger gatherings?

Never. I hate them.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Do people use paper plates for larger gatherings?

Never. I hate them.

I hate them, too. I have 20 glass plates that I bought at BB&B many years ago; I bring them up from the basement if we're feeding a crowd.

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We have a set from Crate & Barrel that has held up well for a little over ten years so far.

I only use paper plates for a casual backyard BBQ for 20+. Anything smaller or indoors, we use real plates.

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Sevres.

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Anonymous wrote:Denby

I'm still pissed nobody bought the Denby dishes I registered for in 1999. I honestly don't think I got one place setting and I know my mom always bought dishes for my cousins when they all got married.

So I got Fiestaware and we're still using it.

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We have ikea and C&B. IKEA, which is older, has held up better.

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Anonymous wrote:We have a set from Crate & Barrel that has held up well for a little over ten years so far.

I only use paper plates for a casual backyard BBQ for 20+. Anything smaller or indoors, we use real plates.

I have C&B which is amazing but over time of course they break and while C&B tends to have set after set in white, it's not our same beloved set. Replacements doesn't even have.

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We bought C&B Mercer dishes for our vacation house, and I liked them so much that I bought them for my primary home. They are relatively inexpensive; they are open stock so you don't have to be committed to buying sets; and they mix and match well with other styles and patterns if you want some variety.