🍽️ Set of 13 Anchor Hocking Round Food Storage Containers with Plastic Lids, Mixed Sizes Review

Lids always come out of the dishwasher with dirt. I do not understand why. The type of plastic the lids are made of attracts dirt. I bought glass jars to protect my kids from weird chemicals that can leach out of plastic and now I can't use them because the lids are covered in a weird thin layer of dirt all the time.

The quality of the lids are cheap, flimsy and flimsy. Very disappointed that the anchor no longer uses high quality materials. I haven't even used them for a month and the lids are already cracking. I don't wash the lids in the dishwasher to avoid cracking from the heat, and I don't put them in the freezer. Now I have transparent bowls without a lid. not worth your money.

A small bowl was slightly chipped but even donating one, in the month I've had them they've done more good than all my plates combined! I am disabled and have rheumatoid arthritis. The lids are easy to use and clean well in the top rack of the dishwasher. I confess I took them out of the dishwasher, mixed and baked dinners, sealed them and put them in the fridge. From the fridge to the microwave, everything is spotless. They're also great if you have an air fryer or want to bake a cupcake or a…

. When I opened the packaging I saw that everything in the box was in 3 sections, the jars were nested inside each other. After pulling them out, I decided to put the smallest light green bowl in the second small bowl and. Well, it crashed into my hands with a smack. I don't think this is common, I still have 12 glass jars in service. Maybe it was the way they touched the glass along the way, or maybe just a faulty bowl (it happens). Nonetheless. The price is great, the number of glasses is…

Some of my caps are starting to break. Started after about a month of use. Only one for a while I thought I had done something but now after 10 months of use a few more have these cracks. They forgive themselves too. While they can be washed in the dishwasher on the top rack, they shouldn't like the heat. You notice that the lids just feel thin, brittle and hard. They don't feel soft like other higher-end companies. Just poor quality considering I've had a Pyrex bowl and lid for a few years and

I have used many other brands of plastic (mostly Snapware) and glass jars for food storage. I haven't tried Anchor Hocking until recently because they mostly have round ones which I stupidly thought were inferior to square/rectangular because they don't fill the space efficiently. But I was really dissatisfied with other brands of glass jars (although OXO was the best of them all). The lids on these rectangular containers never fit and reheating frozen food in square/rectangular containers is…

Large selection of round glass dishes with beautiful lids! I like the round shape because it gives the best mixing surface when I need to whip something up. They fit snugly inside each other for easy storage, but you'll need to find a creative way to store the lids as they won't snap or fold. The only issue I had was that one bowl arrived chipped (I assume this happened on delivery as the broken glass was in my box) but the edges where the plate was chipped were not sharp or uneven so I decided

These are amazing containers. The bowls are smooth and thick, easy to clean, and keep well in the fridge and freezer without adding weird flavors to the food. They're also great for storing ingredients before eating. Keep in mind that they stack, but that stack can get pretty big. They're great for storage considering they work at room temperature, in the fridge or freezer with no bubbling or anything weird. As already mentioned, they do not impart any foreign taste to the food stored in them…