Ziploc Food Storage Meal Prep Containers Reusable for Kitchen Organization, Smart Snap Technology, Dishwasher Safe, Divided Rectangle, 2 Count

I got these containers for my lunch which I like at room temperature. They hold up well and stay locked together even when tumbled around a bit. I also appreciate how the lids stack together neatly allowing for easy storage. There isn’t really any insulation, and the plastic is pretty thin, but I haven’t had issues with them breaking. They’re pretty easy to clear and dishwasher safe, but the lids seem to slightly warp after the heat. That being said, the warpage only affects how it looks, it still fits snug to the base. I’ve also noticed they seem to have more water stains on them compared to my ceramic dishware, but once again this doesn’t have an effect on the function. Overall, this is great for food storage on a budget if all you care about is function.

I use these for my strawberry freezer jam. I've purchased them before and I thought the price was fair. But this time I got them for $16! I'm so happy! I bought two boxes this time. They are perfect for freezer jam. they stack nicely, and hold just the right amount. [FREEZER JAM RECIPE!: Mix 1 pkg of mrs wages freezer jam no cook pectin with 1 1/2 cups sugar (or splenda blend for sugar free), then add to 4 cups of crushed fruit. Can be fresh or frozen. Mix together thoroughly, then put into containers and put lids on. Let sit for 30 mins to set then put into freezer.] I've made strawberry, raspberry, and blueberry jams like this and used these containers. Great for giving out to friends. And you can reuse them.

I used to be able to buy similar freezer containers locally, but haven't seen them in quite a while. I found these at Amazon and ordered them. They are a little larger than the old ones, but do the job. Each one holds enough for two large portions or three smaller ones. Enough containers come with an order to make a big batch of BBQ pulled pork or chicken and freeze lots. They seal very well and I haven't seen any freezer burn. The quality seems to be very good.

These are pretty good, but they will not keep food from leaking between compartments. If you are taking dry items like a sandwich, chips, carrots, apple then this is perfect. Do not put yogurt or wet fruits in these unless you can keep it completely flat.

We LOVE these containers. We use them every day. We use them for school lunches or when we need to have a meal in the van. (we call those van dinners) Each kid gets their sandwich and a side and then they can put their water or their juice box in the other little section and then they get a back of something crunchy. An entire sandwich fits in the big part. They are easy to open (kids 5,7,8 can all open without help) They do rip in the middle area after a while - The kids open them from the end and then pull back towards the smaller sections and because those are pushed to seal the lid takes a beating. I love that they are dishwasher safe and cheap enough to replace after 6 ish months. They also hold yogurt! (we do train our kids to be sure when they put their lunch box in their locker that it is face up so that its not hanging on the side all day) (these also fit in their lunch boxes - we buy lunch boxes around these containers!)

These are slightly larger than what I was trying to replace, but I like them. The are 1.5 cup (355ml), while the typical containers like this are only 1 cup. I took pictures next to my older ones for comparison. I just got them, so can't comment on anything else, yet.

The description says 8 cup, the containers are actually about 1 to1.5 cups. They're fine for what they are, they're just not what the description says they are.

Not thin plastic. These will take some abuse. Sealing takes some effort, as the lids fit tight. Leakproof? I havent dropped one yet to test it. They hold a very decent amount of food. The inside leaks! What is in one compartnent will leak over to another when tiped or jostled. Overall, a very nice set. Will get more in the future. 😁