[50 Pack] Small Food Storage Containers with Lids, NewShip BPA Free Plastic Leftover Containers, Reusable Food Prep Containers, Dinner Freezer Saver Containers, Bento Box for Kids Lunch (9.5 oz)

I wanted to get away from using plastic bags for storing hamburger in the freezer ... this turned out to be perfect.. it holds 1/2 LB of hamburger with very tiny airspace for expansion... stacks wonderfully... So far none have cracked... Clear tops & bottoms to identify ANYTHING... I even shared some with a family member.. I will definitely do this again, great for FOODS & NONFOODS

I bought these two years ago in order to freeze and store home-made soups to take to lunch. They work perfectly for this purpose, but I learned a couple of things: First, they're a bit delicate, so I wash them by hand rather than put them in the dishwasher. Second, they get brittle when frozen, so I first run them under warm water before removing the frozen contents. I also am careful not to place heavier items on them when they're drying in the dish rack. Third, I place contents in a ceramic bowl when microwaving, just because (it's probably OK to microwave with them, but I'm a bit reluctant to heat up my delicious soups in a plastic container). Fourth, like most plastics, they will retain some of the odors of whatever you place inside. Not a big deal for me. If you follow these protocols, they seem to last indefinitely and work as intended. Oh, and one more thing: I bring them to work when the soup is frozen; I would not trust them to remain tight if the contents are in liquid form—these containers obviously do not have a screw-on lid, so packing liquids in a lunch bag would be dangerous.

I make homemade dog food for my pup and freeze them in these. At first I thought the plastic looked not sturdy enough to freeze, fridge and microwave. So far they are holding up and I use 30 at a time for the month.

I've purchased these containers for a sole purpose of storing chopped meat for my dog in the freezer, then getting every morning one of them portions, putting it to the microwave and serving to our lovely Lizzy. I had doubts first that containers thin like those would survive temperature amplitudes like I'm putting them through, but they did!And also - they are very easy to wash (I do it manually).And we kept the carton box they were shipped to us in to use the washed containers for the next batch of my famous 'chopped meat Lizzy breakfasts').Recommended, for sure.

These are a perfect size to prepare snacks ahead of time to keep in the fridge or put in my kids lunch. I ran them through the dishwasher and they held up well. The only thing I noticed is plastic is pretty thin and as I was pushing the lids on the sides crushed down a few times. I caught on and started being a little gentler and they were great. I would definitely purchase again.

These containers are a hard-to-find size that I really needed. They are a little bit flimsy, and the lids are a little bit loose. I wouldn't trust them to keep liquid contained in a situation where they might bounce around or tip over. Also, this is A LOT of containers. They were exactly what I wanted, so I bought, and have now been working on giving away the 40 containers I don't need. They come in 5 sets of 10, and each set has a different colored lid. The price was good too.

I am an orthodontist and I needed to buy small containers in bulk that my patients could use to clean their removable retainers. These were the perfect size and a great value. The lids fit nice and tightly.

Bought these containers for small food portions I make for my 90 year old mother. They will work well but don’t seem very durable. I’m hoping to be able to reuse them two or three times. I don’t think they will hold up longer than that. I will buy again. Perfect for what I need them for.