I received these palm leaf plates to review on our Eid festival, which was exciting as I had so many dishes to keep on the plates and see if they hold up well. I love these and would certainly recommend it to anyone. They are friendly to the environment, sturdy and beautiful. These plates are made using Adaka palm leaves from forest floors are washed, hand stretched, flattened and heat pressed into shapes and dried in the sun.
Here are few dishes I served
Yellow stock rice with Roasted chicken and potatoes
Light fruit cake, date cake and cookies
Can be washed and reused if you want :)
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Wow, they do sound good and I am looking forward to light fruit cake and date cake recipes :)
ReplyDeleteLuv these plates! I'm glad they're making more environmentally conscious type of disposable serveware. Thanks for mentioning it! ;)
ReplyDeleteWow these plates look beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese look like a great environmentally friendly option! I can't wait to read the recipes :-)
ReplyDeleteThe eco friendly plates sounds cool !!
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Lovely review dear..beautiful clicks..
ReplyDeleteThose are some cool looking plates for sure!
ReplyDeleteLooks so cool....
ReplyDeleteThe dish are so attractive....new to me...
ReplyDeleteplates are looing wonderful and dishes inthem are more than that.
ReplyDeleteplates look beautiful...
ReplyDeleteyes..its good to eat in palm leaf...and dishes looks yummy..
ReplyDeleteBeautiful looking plates..
ReplyDeletethey give a rustic look and can be used as prop too:)
ReplyDeletewow ! both the plates and dishes look beautiful !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful plates
ReplyDeletebeautiful and eco friendly for sure :)
ReplyDeleteThese plates are look great! I like that they have a raised edge.
ReplyDeleteQuite eco friendly !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and eco-friendly plates
ReplyDeletegreat plates
ReplyDeleteI love these. I bought them a couple years ago to serve food on at my booth at Central Florida Veg Fest. I got the flatware too...pretty neat.
ReplyDeleteThey look very trendy and also earth friendly :)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful plates! And even better was all the yummy food piled on top. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletehey i have used these plates in delhi, india looong back.they are so useful. nice pics :)
ReplyDeletesaw ur event ...inshallah will definitely send in my entries :)
They do look great...Very nice review, and your food looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteLovely plates and good that they can be reused.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting plates! All that festival food looks fabulous!
ReplyDeletebeautiful plates!
ReplyDeleteeven I bought a pack of small plates like these from the super market this month. looks very earthy and are eco friendly. lovely post Akheela.
ReplyDeleteThose sound like great plates! I checked out the website and now I want a bunch of them!
ReplyDeleteWe have these plates here too..looks so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThose plates are really lovely and complement the food so well, being such a neutral, natural colour!
ReplyDeleteGreat plates! And the food looks fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThose palm leaf plates are awesome!
ReplyDeleteUnique plates and they are beautiful...
ReplyDeleteoohh.. I like those! Your roasted chicken looks amazing too! :)
ReplyDeleteSimple and easy to serve without a fuss! I agree these are great
ReplyDeleteGreat lookign plates and the food looks delicious too!
ReplyDeleteI've seen these before, but was hesitant to try them. Good review!
ReplyDeletethose are great plates, I have seen them before but never really saw anyone use them...thanks for a good review of them!
ReplyDeleteI have seen them before, but I recalled in Indonesia we use palm leaves as wrapping as well.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the review!
They're beautiful (but I'm waiting on the edge of my seat for the recipes...)
ReplyDeletetht could be a great prop. WOW
ReplyDeleteI am a big fan of natural products. Thanks for this post. I am going to check them out now!
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