Unicorn and Rainbow Pack of 8 Recyclable Paper Plates

These paper plates come as a set of eight, each one printed with a little herd of unicorns galloping, leaping and resting among rainbows and scattered stars. The plates are a soft pale pink, and the unicorns are coral, peach and lilac with manes and tails in bright pink, red and apricot, joined by small rainbows, a shooting star and sunbursts in warm gold. Each round plate is 23cm across and 1.2cm deep, a comfortable size for a full helping, with a neatly fluted rim that frames the design and gives a slightly raised edge.

Set them out when you're hosting and the colours do half the decorating for you. At 23cm they're roomy enough for sandwiches, sausage rolls and salad, and just as happy carrying a slice of cake, a cupcake or a few biscuits. With eight in the set, there's a plate for each person around a family table, and the busy, cheerful print looks just as good half covered in crumbs as it does fresh out of the box. They suit a kitchen table, a dining room laid for friends, or a spread on the lawn on a sunny afternoon, anywhere you'd rather not wash up a stack of china afterwards.

The plates are made from coated paper, and because the coating is non-plastic they're fully recyclable, so once the meal is over they can be recycled rather than thrown away. The fluted rim gives each plate a tidy, finished edge, and the print is bright and clean against the pale pink ground. Keep any spares flat and dry until you need them so the rims stay crisp and the plates stack neatly. For a simple, pretty table, we'd lay them on a plain pastel cloth with white napkins and let the unicorns bring the colour.

How big are these unicorn paper plates?

Each plate is round, 23cm across and 1.2cm deep, which gives plenty of room for a full helping of food or a generous slice of cake.

How many plates are in the set?

The set holds eight plates, all printed with the same unicorn, rainbow and star design, so you have a matching plate for each person at the table.

What are the plates made from?

They are made from coated paper. The coating is non-plastic, which is what allows the plates to be fully recyclable once you have finished with them.

Can the plates be recycled after use?

Yes. Because the paper has a non-plastic coating rather than a plastic one, the plates are fully recyclable, so they can be recycled rather than thrown away.

What does the design look like?

Each pale pink plate shows four unicorns in coral, peach and lilac, running, rearing and resting, with little rainbows, a shooting star, sunbursts and scattered stars around them.