Are these plates able to with stand HOT food. Would these melt with HOT food like for a wedding?
195086
Yes, these plates are fine for hot foods. We put hot food directly on them.
195087
They do withstand hot food, my only complaint was that that they @ 9" diameter were somewhat small for a full meal. I come from a family that eats lots.
195088
I used them for my wedding they were durable but to me they looked very cheap, but no they wount melt.
195089
I used them for my wedding last august and they held up just fine and we were serving hot Mexican food.
1751131
Depends on the wedding... we use these for our barbecues and parties so they're kind of informal. Strong enough for chicken. But for a backyard wedding, maybe! If you search "fancy plastic forks" you'll pull up other options.
1564135
no, These are heavy weight paper plates that are great for parties where guests may have to carry their food around. Only drawback for me is that they don't come in colors. use colored napkins and plastic ware to liven up look.
2243114
NO. These plates will endure some microwave exposure, but eventually they will split in half, or even more pieces. I'm actually looking for replacements right now after 50% of them have split.
1504389
Yes, but I would not freeze for extended periods of time, as the plate may slightly warp. The main problem would be temperature changes. Thaw in fridge, then microwave. These are very hardy plates.
1960580
Melissa, yes these dishes do get really hot. Absolutely beautiful dishes though. I love mine.
2039533
We used these plates for our daughters wedding reception and served hot and cold foods without having any difficulty. We have also used these for large birthday party again for cold and hot items. They are attractive and look like china. Most of the guests didn't know they were plastic until they used them. Excellent product. Hope this helps.
1591863
They don't get hot in microwave. Only complaint that I have, which is personal preference, is that plates are thick(I like thin but didn't realize until using these). However, they've been durable and for the cost are a home run.
415560
I've used them on my dinner plates. Put your design on, put in oven for 30 min @ 350.
423036
they can! i bought them for my daughter and was surprised by how easily they melted actually. :)
7744
Yes, they can stand along. I've tried several paper "stand alone" pans and these hold their shape better than the thin ones.
123595
Nope :-/ they melt after like 10 seconds - they'll actually even start to melt if you put food in them that's too hot
144865
Hello, These will not melt too bad because they are just chocolate coated. At worst, some of the pieces may stick together. Amazon actually stops shipping chocolate items May 1st just for that reason, so there is only a couple of weeks left to order my items from the Amazon warehouse. After that, you will have to order from individuals shipping the item themselves. Thank you for your interest. Calli Books
2039532
Yes they held up perfect. There thick and a good material nothing cheap like other plates. Everyone in our wedding though they were real plates. We had a buffet style dinner and they held weight just fine and we felt no heat. I hope this helped
2209469
We used them at our wedding buffet with hot meats and veggies. I wouldn't see why not. They're a very strong plastic.
754682
I think they could maybe handle it in that they wouldn't melt, but they are really thin plastic and would be uncomfortable to hold when really warm. Personally I wouldn't chance it. They're really bad quality.
251001
I don't know why not. there's nothing plastic on them that would melt or anything. I know I used to put my Revere Ware Dutch oven into the oven without incident, although I do prefer cast iron for that.