New Century 50-Pack 1-Compartment Food Container - Rectangular Meal Prep Bento with Lid - 32 oz - Portable Lunch Box - Stackable - BPA Free - Freezer/Microwave/Dishwasher Safe - Reusable Storage Review

The lids on these lids don't fit the containers at all even if you can get them to snap into 4 corners and yes I know they're cheap containers but they do just don't fit that well. If the container flexes at all the corner on the lid will fall off, they are too big and poorly constructed. I have other bins from other manufacturers that have lids that fit perfectly and go slowly in the bin.

The biggest problem with these lids is that they are quite difficult to secure to ensure they don't come loose or leak. Even if you have a good filling, sometimes it cracked during transport! I cook meals for the sick and drive them around town in my car. I had two covers off and what a mess. Finally, as an extra precaution, I started securing the containers with rubber bands and plastic wrap. I probably wouldn't buy them again for my purposes.

I have already ordered two packs and will continue to order. THANKS THEY'RE MADE IN THE USA! I cook for myself and 10 other people I work with and it's amazing. I've only noticed a tiny leak on a broth based soup once. In a nutshell? Fiction. Unbeatable price, great product, great quality. My only request is that you expand your options. I would like to buy a two-piece container with the same characteristics and quality.

container size is big. Deep enough for larger finds that you don't want to crush. Stuffed peppers, for example. Reheat well in the microwave without becoming brittle. Clean well even if you have stored tomato-based products in it. Cook on the weekend and save leftovers so you can take lunch with you for the week. The only point of criticism is the lack of sealing of the lid. It's really terrible. I don't use them for anything too runny and use a bit of scotch every time. For the price paid, I…

I use these to prepare and freeze individual meals for my dependent mother. As it is in a care facility they are considered disposable so I cannot comment on the possibility of reuse. I can confirm that they hold up well in the freezer without becoming overly brittle. Feel sturdy and of good quality and they are the perfect size for an adult meal. I have had no complaints from the care facility that they do not withstand the microwave. I hand wash them before use so I can't comment on how they…

I looked at many brands before settling on this one. Then I read many reviews about this product before I decided to buy these containers. I have used 30 out of 50 so far and the total number of broken lids and/or containers to date is ZERO. I spend my Sundays cooking many different meals for the week, and then I put these "delicious food" containers in the freezer. From breakfast to lunch to dinner, all I have to do is reach out and grab what's right for me. I no longer have to order fast food

I like these ready meals because they hold such a large portion of food, have a long shelf life and stack easily in the fridge. However, there are two things that struck me when I first tried them. First, you need to make sure the lid is closed all the way around, otherwise you'll get a leak if you tip it on its side for whatever reason. I know you should do this with every container, but in particular it's very hard to tell if you sealed it properly. And second, when the lid is closed, it's…

I looked at many brands before deciding on this one. Then I read many reviews about this product before I decided to buy these containers. I have used 30 out of 50 so far and the total number of broken lids and/or containers to date is ZERO. I spend my Sundays cooking many different meals for the week, and then I put these "delicious food" containers in the freezer. From breakfast to lunch to dinner, all I have to do is reach out and grab what's right for me. I no longer have to order fast food

I like these cooking sets because they hold such a large portion of food, they are very durable and easy to put in the fridge. However, there are two things that struck me when I first tried them. First, you need to make sure the lid is closed all the way around, otherwise you'll get a leak if you tip it on its side for whatever reason. I know you should do this with every container, but in particular it's very hard to tell if you sealed it properly. And second, when the lid is closed, it's too

This is what I was looking for. After my first purchase a few years ago of another brand that is no longer available, I tried 3 different containers but none of them passed the lunch box test. However, I am very happy with that. As you can see from the photo they are fully sealed. I filled the container 3/4 full with water and turned the container upside down for 1 hour. No leaks. I've seen complaints that they leak and mine don't. The trick, if you want to call it, is pressing down on the rims