However, after hearing Marx Food Palm Plates are biodegradable, I was eager to put them to the test. We're fairly new to composting but I figured our compost worms would be up to the challenge. Plus, I wouldn't have to load dishes into the dishwasher so the family could spend a little bit more Family Time together enjoying our Father's Day. I received a 4-pack of Palm Plates and saucers to review.
Palm plates are made from the leaves of the Adaka palm tree. When the leaves fall to the ground, they're picked, cleaned, flattened and molded to shape of a plate. It's pretty neat when you think about it. No stripping trees of their precious leaves and because each leaf is different, each finished product is different as well.
Check out my pics of the Palm Plates we received.
Notice the distinct coloring of each plate. Neat huh?

Palm Plates can be wiped and re-used and can tolerate both hot and cold temps but beware if it's too hot the plates will warp and lose it's shape a tad. Not much, but still noticeable nonetheless. However, they're still sturdier and better looking than paper plates and a better eco-friendly choice than foam ones. Palm Plates are a little pricey but for a limited time ground shipping is included with each Palm Plate purchase and besides Palm Plates are sure to be a topic of discussion wherever used.
For more info on Palm Plates or to purchase Palm Plates,visit http://www.marxfoods.com/products/Eco-Friendly-Plates
Disclosure: Many thanks to Marx Foods for providing Palm Plates for review. Opinions expressed above are my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation. Click here for the Disclosure Policy of Three Boys and an Old Lady blog.





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