🍱 16 Pack - SimpleHouseware 1 Compartment Food Grade Storage Containers for Meal Prep, 28 Ounces - Improved SEO Review

It was just the size I needed for a work lunch. Sometimes I'm not that hungry so the 32 ounce containers are too big and the 28 ounce containers are just right for curbing my appetite or when I'm trying to eat less. I use this for cooking too, I made tempura and put them in the freezer, took them out after a few days, no cracks on the lid or base, hand washed them and now I can reuse them for my next meal prep.

The goods arrived safely and on time. I've cooked food for the microwave and the first time we used one it heated up for 2 minutes and melted through. Now I've cooked all these dishes and I can't reheat them in containers. It was a waste of money and I can't get it back as they are all stuffed with food and frozen. This should help us with the kitchen renovation and now I have no way to heat it up since all the dishes are packed.

These are fantastic devices at a great price. I'm single and cooking a decent meal can be tedious (cooking 1/4 cup of rice isn't easy or worth it). So, I cook food, the rest is in containers and straight into the freezer. They are then later thawed for lunch at work. Unfortunately, if you drop one of the frozen containers, it will likely disappear - when frozen they become very brittle and you can still open and close them with ease, but any impact will cause damage. But I still plan to buy…

Bottom material was thinner than expected so I'm deducting a star. Initially, it is more difficult to assemble / disassemble the first time. Small corner protrusions on all corners of the top. Feels lighter even after one use. Pour some water in it and play with it over the sink (shake it, flip it different ways, etc.). Has not expired. I can see how it can leak when it's on its side and then the box is a little twisted or warped. The top/bottom seal can easily open and leak. IMO, that's a…

Have been using these items for about a week now. They are SUPER handy for making large meals and individually wrapping them so my husband can just pick one up and take it to work. They don't seem very strong but he has put them in the microwave and had no problems, we don't have a dishwasher but I soak them in hot water before washing and they hold their shape pretty well. My biggest complaint is the same as with all Tupperware cookware: it's difficult to get food scraps out of the grooves in…

So here's the deal - these are great little containers! They're fairly durable, dishwasher and microwave safe, pretty easy to clean (more on that in a moment), and fold up nicely. I've been using them daily for about 4 months to store leftovers and reheat them daily and they're always dishwasher safe. They have held up very well. They get a bit structurally weak if left in the microwave for more than a minute or so, but I just slide the lid underneath before removing them from the microwave and