Fat-shaming plates yanked from Macy’s after online backlash

Pass the salt, these dinner plates are pretty tasteless.

Macy’s yanked a series of dishes that feature arbitrary “portion control” circles from their Herald Square location on Sunday after social media users condemned the meal-shaming ceramics.

The kitchenware — made by the brand Pourtions and sold at Macy’s’ concept shop STORY — feature a dinner plate with three rings from the largest “mom jeans,” to a medium “favorite jeans” to the minuscule “skinny jeans,” according to a photo snapped by disturbed passerby Alie Ward.

Ward, a CBS science correspondent for “Innovation Nation,” posted the picture on Twitter Sunday with the comment, “How can I get these plates from @Macys banned in all 50 states” that amassed over 30,000 likes and 2,500 comments by Monday afternoon.

Some Twitter users were quick to echo Ward’s disgust with the daring dishes.

“Macy’s just casually promoting eating disorders and body shaming. MOM JEANS FOREVER,” commented user @aubswashername.

“Not everyone has completed their recovery,” wrote @elliesmolwitch. “When I came across these it just triggered me really bad and I almost gave up eating my lunch because obviously a healthy lunch won’t fit in the tiny circle.”

“This is a toxic message, promoting even greater women beauty standards and dangerous health habits,” @AnnaPuchkoff wrote. “These expectations can actually kill someone, and I know someone it has. @Macys, remove this from all of your stores and denounce the manufacturer.”

“The Good Place” actress and outspoken body-positivity activist Jameela Jamil also chimed in with her own food for thought.

“F–k these plates. F–k these plates to hell @Macys,” she wrote.

The retail giant “quickly removed the plates” from the shelves of STORY after the public outcry, a spokesperson said in a statement to The Post.

“We apologize to our customers for missing the mark on this product,” they added.

But others blasted Ward for being “offended by a plate.”

“That’s funny. Does nobody have a sense of humor anymore?” @dev_brandonb commented.

“I can understand you not liking them. But why do you get to decide that 300 million other people don’t get that choice?” @PunditErrant added.

According to the Pourtions website, its products — which include glasses — “are a humorous + healthy way to watch what you eat + drink.”

The company did not return a request for comment.