Prep Naturals Meal Prep Containers - Dishwasher-Safe Plastic Bowls with Lids - Freezer & Microwave-Safe Food Storage Containers with Lids - Portion-Control Meal Prep Bowls - 30 Pack, 24 Oz, Black

I bought these just over 2 years ago. I am only now needing to restock. That's a good product lifespan. They have been much more durable than I expected for being so thin. Just the right size. Small and stackable in the freezer. Can see the contents in the clear lids. I use these primarily for leftovers, but they would be good for lunches or soups. They're too small for salads for me. The lids are tight - which while it is sometimes annoying to try and remove, I've never had a leak.... So it's a fair trade off.

A don’t usually write reviews, but I was genuinely impressed by this product so much so that I’ve purchased twice. Right out of the box, you can tell it’s made with quality materials, solid construction, no cheap parts, and attention to detail throughout. It feels durable and performs just as well (if not better) than some higher-end brands I’ve used in the past. What really makes this a standout, though, is the price. For what you’re getting, it’s an incredible value. I was expecting something decent for the cost, but this far exceeded my expectations. It does exactly what it’s supposed to do, and it does it well. If you’re on the fence, go for it: this is one of those rare finds that delivers both quality and affordability.

I purchased the Prep Naturals 25 oz meal prep containers in a 50-pack and found them very helpful for both meal prepping and general food storage. The size is perfect for portioning soups, salads, or larger meals, and the secure lids keep everything fresh during storage or transport. Beyond meal prep, I discovered they were great for organizing dry goods in a small apartment cabinet. The containers are clear, so it’s easy to see contents at a glance, and their shape fits well in narrow spaces where traditional jars or boxes wouldn’t fit. This made keeping my pantry neat and accessible much easier. The containers are BPA-free and feel sturdy enough for repeated use. They are microwave, freezer, and dishwasher safe, which adds to the convenience when reheating or cleaning after use. The lids snap on securely, preventing leaks and helping keep food fresh, whether in the fridge, freezer, or on the go. The only minor consideration is that, being lightweight, they require careful handling when full of liquid to avoid spills. Otherwise, they are extremely practical and versatile for a variety of storage needs. Overall, these containers are a reliable, space-saving, and convenient option for meal prepping, pantry organization, and everyday food storage, especially for those living in smaller kitchens or apartments.

These are good containers overall. They are lighter duty plastic than typical reusable containers, which surprised me, but they're still functional. The lids snap securely into place (in fact, they are maybe a little too difficult to completely remove), yet they do not seem to create an airtight water-tight leak-proof seal. I am using them for dry goods in the pantry, and I worry that things could be susceptible to oxidation and potentially pests. There is something of a seal, but if I press on the lid, it pushes some air out. On releasing, air died not immediately re-enter, so thus test gives mixed results. Heavier duty containers typically have a better seal. Also—no fault of these containers, but the very large surface area of the lid opening compared to the volume has pros and cons. On the plus side, the sides of the containers take up little space and many containers can be stacked and visible. This is great for my case of limited pantry space. On the downside, they are not great for pouring controlled amounts of their contents out, unless you usually want half a container or a container-ful at a time. For smaller quantities, the only practically solution for me is to use measuring spoons. I have never used measuring spoons for the contents of my pantry before, as with smaller lid openings it was simply possible to pour more controlled amounts. Still, these are good enough for my present needs, and I like being able to stack many containers per shelf. These also cost a fraction of the cost of containers especially designed for pantries. These are probably good for sending leftovers off with houseguests too, as they are likely good enough for the task and they are inexpensive. The size is perfect for my needs. 17 oz. is a hair more than a pint (2 cups; 1/2 a quart). I take them with me to the store and fill them in the bulk aisle (great at health food stores, but many grocery stores—at least around here—don't train their employees on entering tare weights properly at the register). The weight of each container with its lid is 0.80 oz. (to within 0.05 oz.), or 0.05 lbs.

Great little storage containers. I use them for items with no liquid as they do not seal well enough to be leakproof. I’ve had them for about a year and they have lasted through an unknown number of dishwasher cycles and have never bent, twisted or become misshaped.

I bought this Plastic Containers with Lids Set 45 Pack by Prep Naturals for meal prep and food storage. I liked the idea because it has mixed sizes and looks useful for freezer and deli style storage. But honestly I am not happy with the quality. The plastic feels thin and not strong. Some containers bend easily and it does not feel long lasting. The lids also do not fit tight on all pieces. A few lids feel loose and I do not trust it for liquids. If you keep soup or curry, it can leak if you are not very careful. For freezer also, the plastic feels like it can crack if handled rough. I expected better because this is for food storage and meal prep. Even if you get many pieces, if the quality is not good then it becomes waste. I ended up using it only for dry snacks or small items, not for proper meal prep. Maybe for very light use it is okay, but if you want strong containers for daily use, I do not recommend. I will not buy again.

Purchased several sets for last 6 years and they’ve been great. Refrigerator, freezer, microwave, dish washer, I hand wash most of the time. Used them over and over and they still last very long time.

Description says "Disposable Containers" and the cost is 40 cents each. I see them as permanent (for me), but wouldn't lose sleep if I left it at someone's house or disposed while on a trip. Worked very well in microwave and dishwasher, so I'll trust them on freezer too. Recycle triangle says PP = Polypropylene, one of the safer kinds of plastics. Lids ARE a good, snug fit. I left it loose for the microwave. Plus: each lid has a rectangular area to put on a 3.75" x 1.75" label (I love it) or write on with a permanent marker. Dimensions: With lid, each is 4 5/8" x 6 3/4" x 2 1/4". They looked a little small, but each holds 3 cups of water (gravy, soup, stew, jello, etc.) with a little extra room (1 more oz). So the description is accurate. A 6" sub or turkey wrap fits nicely. My wraps are 7+" in diameter and I just tuck the ends in and the container holds the sandwich in = no need to use a toothpick. For reference, a 12 oz soda can fits in with room to spare, but the diameter just fits. My point is the size is right for one or two servings of food. a sandwich, or a salad. For a ton of leftovers or party food, use multiple containers. They stack and fit in fridge better than the round containers. Empty containers stack together to minimize space. Lastly, I like the transparency for food and non-food items. I'm starting to use a few for pens and pencils, paper clips, etc. Will definitely reorder, after I work my way through 50! *** Follow-up 30 days later: still love them. Maybe not "permanent", one has a small crack on the lip (for sealing, not inside where the food is) AFTER (ab)using it for at least 10 times. I might have stepped on it. A little light weight in the dishwasher, so one flips over and comes out filled with water -- the other 4 or so stay face down. Lids dishwash easily and clean. They microwave really well, with cover on, but partly open or loose. FYI: Not just reheat. I cooked scrambled eggs in one and it worked really well. Spayed inside with no-stick spray, cooked 1 minute, stirred, until done. Serve and store. Maybe beyond what they were designed for, but worked for me. Less to wash.