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"  By now, you&amp;#039;ve probably fired up the grill at least once since the start of the season. There&amp;#039;s also a good chance you&amp;#039;ve gone through a stack of disposable dinner plates. Buying a set of break-resistant outdoor dinnerware provides an environmentally friendly alternative to paper or plastic disposables, and best of all, the investment could pay for itself by next summer. But in order to see the savings, the plates need to stand up to the abuses of your backyard, summer after summer. For the July issue of Good Housekeeping, we tested 29 sets of break-resistant dinnerware, made from every material under the sun, ranging from shelled rice hulls to tempered glass. We put each plate through a slew of tests in our quest to find the most durable. Of those tests, none was more torturous than being dropped on a slate patio, only about half of the dinnerware survived.      See our picks for the best break-resistant dinnerware for your next outdoor party. For more great outdoor entertaining ideas, check out our complete guide to throwing an outdoor party. Stumped on what to make at your next cookout? Take a look at our barbecue recipes to get inspired. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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