The size of household plates varies depending on their purpose and personal preferences, but generally speaking, they can be divided into the following common size ranges:
1. Small plates: with a diameter of approximately 10 to 15 centimeters. These plates are usually suitable for serving seasonings, small dishes, or as appetizers. For example, plates with a diameter of 12 or 12 centimeters are suitable for holiday celebrations; The plates with a diameter of 15 or 15 centimeters are simple and stylish, suitable for modern home decor.
2. Medium sized plate: with a diameter of approximately 20 to 25 centimeters (equivalent to approximately 8 to 10 inches in inches). This is the most common household plate size, suitable for holding various stir fried dishes, staple foods, or serving as a plate for daily meals. 8-inch plate (with a diameter of approximately 20.3 centimeters or 21 centimeters): This is a very common household plate size on the market, suitable for daily stir frying and dining at home. 10 inch plate (approximately 25 or 5 centimeters in diameter): suitable for holding more food or for special occasions and holiday gatherings.
3. Large plates: with a diameter exceeding 25 centimeters, and can even reach over 30 centimeters. These plates are suitable for holding large dishes such as whole chicken, roast duck, or large salads. For example, plates with a diameter of 24 or 24 centimeters are delicate and small, suitable for personal enjoyment; Plates with a diameter of 27 or 27 centimeters are suitable for daily use and are of moderate size; A plate with a diameter of 30.3 centimeters can satisfy family gatherings and share the joy of delicious food.
You can also choose different shapes, materials, and styles of plates according to personal preferences and usage needs. For example, plastic plates are mainly made of materials such as PP, PE, etc; Ceramic plates are the mainstream for household use; Metal plates include stainless steel, aluminum, tin, tinplate, etc; Wooden plates are mainly used for cooking.
When choosing household plates, factors such as dining needs, personal preferences, and materials should be comprehensively considered to select the most suitable plate size and type.