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Our disposable tableware makes dishing up meals quick and easy, so you can pay attention to life’s important moments. With Dixie®, you get convenience, style and affordability and no worries about doing the dishes.
The Dixie® lineup of disposable tableware.
Dixie Ultra® plates and bowls
Designed to handle your heaviest, messiest meals from lasagna and spaghetti dinners to pizza nights and Taco Tuesdays.
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Dixie® plates, cups and bowls
The perfect solution for everyday meals that offers hassle-free convenience, saves time in the kitchen and looks nice at a great price.
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Dixie® To Go
cups
Trust your cup of joe on the go! The convenience of an insulated cup and non-slip grip makes it easy to sip your morning coffee anywhere.
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Enjoy every meal without worry.
Built Strong
From your heaviest first meal to your trip back for second and thirds, our disposable tableware allows you to double up on servings, not plates.
Convenient
Who’s doing the dinner dishes? Not you! With Dixie® disposable tableware, you get the satisfaction of plates, cups and bowls that hold up for meals and the convenience of easy cleanup.
Sustainable
From doing our part to take care of the forests to making sure trees are not wasted during our manufacturing processes, we take great pride and responsibility when using the earth’s resources.
Recipes & Tips
How to Be A Better Listener - 6 Ways
As we find ourselves spending more time with our families, meaningful conversation is one of our most powerful tools for maintaining household harmony. When having a conversation, you might be surprised to find that it’s listening, not talking, that’s the key to good conversation. Becoming a better listener isn’t hard at all—it just takes a little practice.
1. Eliminate distractions.
Active listening takes concentration. Turn off your cell phone, turn off the TV and don’t split your attention—it shows that you’re uninterested.
2. Be aware of your body language.
Uncross your arms, make eye contact. Physically engage. Your body language has a lot to say about how interested you really are.
3. Stay in the moment.
Don’t think about your response as the other person is talking. Slow down. Reflect on—don’t react to—what they’re saying.
3. Don't interrupt.
Listening involves understanding the other person’s message, not trying to immediately propose solutions. Wait until they’re done to ask questions.
5. Feel free to paraphrase.
Summarizing the key points is a good way to allow the other person to clarify anything you may have misunderstood.
6. Ask open-ended questions.
Don't ask "yes" or "no" questions, because they can bring the conversation to a half. Expand the discussion with "how" or "why?" questions.
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