🍱 55-Pack Aluminum Foil Containers with Lids - Take Out Containers - Disposable Pans for Freezer Meals (2.25 LB) Review

Me and my girlfriend wanted to be healthier, we bought these foil pots to prepare food in advance. Large pans are ideal for sharing meals. And the little ones (although they seem very small) are ideal for individual meals. Indeed a great portion to feel full without exceeding the amount of food your body really needs. The lids are very practical as they protect the food as it freezes. Some of them will always be with me. Wonderful product and incredible offer!

Nice little containers! I wish there was a more average size because 1lb containers have hubs that need two to work, but 3lb containers are way too big when we're trying to eat smaller portions. I was able to make six (6) mini lasagnes out of 7 cups FULL of spaghetti meat sauce - meat and cheese, pasta, meat and cheese, pasta, meat and cheese. Pretty strong after filling and cocking the lid. Feel "weak" when empty, but that's to be expected with aluminum containers. We'll warm them up at Hot…

I received them in perfect condition. I don't understand any of the negative reviews I've seen, because if you don't like them, send them back. They are the perfect size for ONE. They learn beautifully and stack up in my freezer with ease. All aluminum molds must be placed on a baking sheet before being placed in the oven. ALL aluminum pans become doubtful when full. Yesterday I spent the day filling them up with different dishes for the torturous winters I have and I am delighted with this…

Exactly what I was looking for. Couldn't find this small size (1lb capacity) at any retail store including dollar stores. You need a whole pile so that the guests at the big party can pick up the leftovers so that no one embezzles a share. Also the ideal size for freezing portions for 1-2 people at home. (Some things you just CANNOT do in small quantities.) I don't know why some reviewers have complained about the fragility - it matches the advertised capacity pretty well. And as for soups…

They are ideal for casseroles and in general all "one-pan" dishes to have a portion. I've only made lasagna so far, but with a few layers of pasta and that's it, I think it was about 500 calories per serving. My only real complaint is that they are a bit flimsy. With lasagna, I used a fork and butter knife to eat straight from the can and the butter knife was able to cut through the bottom. Plastic cutlery might not be so bad after all. They are perfect for my needs (single portion lunches…

They're perfect for casseroles and just about any "one-pan" meal for one serving. So far I've only made lasagna but with a few layers of pasta and that's it, I think it was about 500 calories per serving. My only real complaint is that they are a bit flimsy. With lasagna, I used a fork and butter knife to eat straight from the can and the butter knife was able to cut through the bottom. Plastic cutlery might not be so bad after all. They are perfect for my needs (single serving lunches, dinners

My husband works as a truck driver and often has to stay away from home for many meals a week. I cook a good, healthy meal for the rest of the family, put it in a container and freeze it. When he drives to work, he picks up 3 or 4 of these frozen meals to eat on the go. The food at the rest stop is ridiculously expensive and rubbish. With these containers, he can eat like he would eat at home all week long for the price of a meal at a truck stop. These containers are perfect for this cooker and

I bought two sets of these containers, I was satisfied with the quality of the container. The second batch arrived badly damaged and I have not ordered again. I like to prep a few meals ahead of time and they are the perfect size to serve and freeze for two. I turn the paper side up and can label each container. They stack up great in the freezer. Makes a great quick meal for a busy day. A word of caution: be careful with paper lids when placing them in an oven (especially a toaster) as they…