Review on Microwavable Disposable Containers Soup Containers Restaurants by Kathy Jones

Love them. I cook a lot here in New England during the fall, and these are the perfect containers for storing homemade soups and stews in the freezer that I can then pull out and pop in my husband's lunch bag for work. Some Mason jars break in the freezer, as do some plastics. My husband tends to overheat Tupperware in the microwave until it's melted. With these thick paper disposables, I don't have to worry or wash them. I also use them to keep things in the freezer to warm them up. for later dinner at home, like meatballs and gravy. That way, I can buy in bulk, cook large batches, and then reserve the portions I need for later. They have a matte finish and are easy to write on with a Sharpie marker. Edit: I'm still holding out! I have used them all. They even had silver dollar sized pre-cooked pancakes for the kids! A little problem. I wish they were cheaper!