Wean Green Blueberry Snack Cubes Reusable Food Storage Container Set

When I first opened the package, they seemed a little small. But in actual usage, they've turned out to be just the right size. Keep in mind, I'm single. These may not work if you're a couple or a large family. But for a single guy who is only eating to get full and not to get fat, these containers are wonderful for storing those leftover items on your plate. Hey, they can wait for another day. And they look great in the refrigerator, where you can clearly see the contents through the nice thick glass.Oh, I almost forgot. I REALLY love the way they snap. Personally, I think they're BETTER than Snapware. See what you think.

These are a great size for homemade baby food. I used these with recipes from  The Amazing Make-Ahead Baby Food Book: Make 3 Months of Homemade Purees in 3 Hours  (which is excellent). It holds 2-3 cubes when freezing in the silicone  Tovolo Perfect Cube Ice Trays, Stratus Blue - Set of 2 , which was great for my baby from about 6 months to a year, although appetites can vary. They aren't liquid tight, so if you have anything too liquid-y (or the puree separates more on top), a bit can leak out, but it wasn't more than a teaspoon total. I really like these and still use them for my now toddler for yogurt and fruit.

Love these! I use them to store cubes of home made baby food after freezing them in this OXO tray (http://amzn.to/2aAhfVu). I love that the glass is naturally free of chemicals that can leech into the food (otherwise what's the point in making organic baby food?), and the lids have a satisfying "click" to let me know they are sealed. Each glass cube holds about 7 or 8 of the individual cubes from the freezer tray, and I have not seen any evidence of freezer burn with them. When they are empty I pop them in the dishwasher and they are ready for the next round of baby food. They seem very leak proof so once my baby is older I can certainly see using them to take other foods, even liquids, with us on the go.

I really like these containers. They are super easy to clean and pack in lunch bags. I probably should have gotten a bigger size for my 1 year old. The only unfortunate thing is that on one of them, the side pieces of the orange cover fell off. This has only happened with one of them so far but it was like a month after I purchased. I was bummed because they aren't the cheapest.

These snack cubes are the perfect size for storing and reheating baby food. The lids are leakproof and work great! It makes me feel better as a mom to use glass containers versus plastic ones because even though you buy PBA free, there are still other chemicals in in the plastic containers that come through especially while being heated. These look really nice in person too (I bought the orange ones).My only dissatisfaction with these cubes is that the lining that keeps the lids leakproof comes out and is washable, but it is almost impossible to get them out. The only way I have been able to dislodge them is by using a fork to dig them out. But when I do this, the fork typically punctures a hole into the seal and that probably can't be sanitary as mold and microorganisms can grow in these holes. I wish the company will come up with a way to make these linings detach easier from the cap, because then these would deserve 5 stars.

I purchased these after loving the 4 oz version. Perhaps I have faulty lids, but the lids for the 7 oz cubes do not snap on very easily. After applying a lot of pressure to get two parallel sides snapped, the remaining two snap with no difficulty. I keep thinking the lids will go on more easily the more I use them, but we've been using them every day for two weeks now and they're just as challenging.I haven't had a problem with the 4 oz cubes. (Although the seal under one looks like it may be harboring mold after using them for the past two months--need to find out how to remove the seal without damaging so I can clean it better.) Maybe it's the size?Regardless, this won't prevent me from purchasing more Wean Glass.

These are very nice but I bought them for packing lunches and they are really too heavy for that. The size is great for small portions or snacks, but its just not a good choice for lunches if you are going to use more than one container...otherwise you will be packing your small child a 5 pound lunch. These would be good for small portion leftovers in the fridge or freezer.

The quality of these snack cubes are great. Completely waterproof and easy to clean, with the added benefit of being able to remove the rubber seal makes the germophobic in me quite happy. The sizing is a bit weird for my use though- they're way too big to be functional as dressing containers, but too small to really use for any veggie sides I want to bring for lunch. They may be better suited for something like packing nuts and trail mix, at which point you don't really need a waterproof container, or for kids portions.

Quality thick glass containers. Bought those for my 5mo old baby food and at first I thought they were a little big but now I think I just made the right choice as I simply freeze them and simply defrost one at the time when needed which last for 2/3 days. Now baby is 6mo so I simply fill them in with chunks of fruits or veges..

I have always struggled to find small food storage containers that sealed well and didn't flip over and fill with water in the dishwasher. But I spotted someone at work with some of these and discovered the wide world of weening products.I bought these specifically in the hope that they would be a good size for keeping butter in. I don't get through butter particularly quickly so like to cut the pack in half and keep on bit in the fridge and one out. It was a bit of a shot in the dark as the product specification gave volume, but not dimensions. But they turned out a perfect size for half a pack of butter. They seal well and the glass container is presentable as tableware.And they don't flip over in the dishwasher :)Recommended to anyone who is finding their way back to butter and missing the convenience of margarine tubs!

I use it for storing baby food in freezer, as it is easy to microwave or warm it once you take it out from freezer.

Use these to help me with the diet. Split a tin of baked beans into two. Microwave and a slice toast. The glass helps heat the beans and keep them hot. Plastic versions are cold very quickly. Even the snappots are cold very quickly. Also use it to split tin do fruit cocktail. Once every two days .....simple.

I love these little pots, great for freezing down individual servings and later reheating. They are neat and pack well into the freezer. I was keen to find glass containers as I really don't like putting food in plastic containers. The only slight downside to these from my point of view is that they don't 'nest' easily so take up space when not being used.