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" Had it with paper plates that cave in, dumping barbecue sauce all over your chinos? Maybe it&amp;#039;s time to spend a little more on outdoor dinnerware. To make sure you get your money&amp;#039;s worth, we tested 15 brands and styles for strength, soak-through resistance, and microwave durability. Leaders of the pack: Fill &amp;#039;Er Up  If you want to pile on the works, the Dixie UltraStrong Deep Dish plate (17 cents per plate*) is worth the splurge. Tough but pretty, the Dixie UltraStrong (7 cents per plate) doesn&amp;#039;t hold as much as its pricier cousin, but it&amp;#039;s just as leakproof.  Runners-Up  Hefty ElegantWare (8 cents per plate) performs well, but isn&amp;#039;t quite as good as the UltraStrongs for microwaving. Dixie Rinse &amp;amp;amp; ReUse Disposable Stoneware (14 cents per plate) isn&amp;#039;t as roomy as our other choices, but it looks the most like real dinnerware \u2014 and it can withstand dozens of cycles in the dishwasher.   Lightweights   Even doubled up, a white store-brand plate (less than 2 cents per plate) can&amp;#039;t support much more than a thin sandwich.  Kids&amp;#039; Appetite Ticklers  Hefty Zoo Pals (above, 12 cents per plate) are child-size, yet they hold more (and are sturdier) than the light whites.  Fill the ears with chips and dip or use the compartments to make sure the chicken nuggets never touch the veggies.   * Prices are based on those found in New York State supermarkets and mass merchandisers. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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