KitchenDance Colored Shallow Take Out Pans with Plastic lid - 1.5 Pounds Food Storage Aluminum Foil Baking Pan - Aluminum Pans Perfect for Cooking, Freezing, Preparing Food, 6417P (Blue, 50)

cheap and good quality

Nice but small not serving tray size.

For what we are using for, this pan works very well and the lid fits well.

These pans are just as beautiful as the picture shows. They are sturdy and easy to use. I will definitely purchase again!

Photo with soda can for scale.They come with a warning that you need directions to take the lids apart, but I had no issue. These work by putting the lid on and folding up the aluminum over the lip of the lid.I like them for making single serve foods for a family member with allergies. That way they can just heat up a portion for themselves. The lids handle the freeze ok, although they can get a little brittle.They are decent quality, not probably for multiple use, but thicker than the version I had been buying at the dollar store, and when bought in bulk about the same price.

Mrs O:I really like these and they suit my purpose - they're perfect for taking small quantities of food to a neighbor or friend. The pink color tray is so so attractive that my first recipient even carefully washed theirs out and returned them to me so I could re-use them.They are suitably sturdy, certainly better than those you would typically find in a dollar store for instance. The lid is sufficiently strong that it can be re-used several times if that is important to you.The pink color looks fun and special, and I guess that's what you are really paying for with these. That said, I can see myself ordering these in other colors, too.5 stars for adding variety and flair to an otherwise utilitarian product.

I’ve used a couple of different aluminum meal prep containers over the years along with many plastic ones. I’ve gotten accustomed to prepping things that can be re-heated in an air fryer (because it’ll taste more freshly cooked) and so that always rules out being able to use plastic. Glass is heavy and I’d rather not. Therefore, these are the best option. I’m not a thousand percent sure how well the plastic lids on these would protect from freezer burning, but they do fine in the fridge. They’re thin, of course, so stacking isn’t going to go over super well if the food inside them is heavy, but still better than having to deal with plastic wrap or foil. These appear small online, but trust me. There's plenty of room in one for an adult sized meal.Now the elephant in the room. The colors. They’re cute and fun, but how important that is to you will depend on whether or not you want to pay extra for that feature. I do think that if you needed to color code different meals based off dietary needs while meal prepping, this would come in SUPER handy. Otherwise, it’s just aesthetic. Obviously, the more you buy, the cheaper they get, so it’s not a horrible price to pay for a colored tin you can toss when you’re done with it. I give them a 5. The lids are a little flimsy, but I’m not counting off for it because 1. If applied correctly, you shouldn’t have any issues with them and 2. These are throwaway, so structural integrity isn’t quite as important. Just my opinion…

We mistakenly ordered these to-go foil trays thought they're bigger, judging by the ads photos (that'll teach us to pay better attention to the measurement! :P ). We got them in the blue/turquoise blue colour... turned out it was a good mistake, the size they're actually was the right size we need for the left over/to go BBQ and stuff from the 4th July cookout!Didn't have any issue with the lids, but thanks for the video warning us about that.