🥡 BPA-Free Reusable Food Storage Containers - Arrow: Freeze, Store, Reheat - Easy-to-Use Food Prep Containers with Lids, 1 Quart (4 Cups) - 6 Pack Review

Just the right size for freezing individual portions of soup and more! I made a huge batch of chili this weekend as we are expecting twins this December and I am already in the breeding phase. They're perfect for 2-3 healthy scoops of chili peppers and are great for popping on the stove in a pot when we're ready to eat! Slightly more expensive than Tupperware at the supermarket but because of the perfect size and shape and freezer friendly, I'll be buying more!

These containers are very well made and will last for years. And they are quite common in our household. We often freeze large batches of spaghetti sauce, soup and stew. I use the largest size for freezing large batches of cookies. For years I've used the smaller size as special freezer containers for batches of homemade raw food for our cats. Unlike some other brands, the lids will not warp or warp over time. To be fair, although I wash the containers in the dishwasher, I hand wash the lids…

They are worth the money. I use them to freeze large batches of bone broth and soup. For my purposes they are great. The tops just go off once you get the hang of it. I simply hold the lid on the container with one hand and with the palm of the other hand I smack each corner of the lid, each corner snaps into place slightly. They wash perfectly without leaving broth or soup stains. I've had a set for a year and they look brand new. I probably have about 20 of these containers, they are used…

Bought without thinking twice, seems good enough but we like it very stable, heavy when folded too. It seems designed to fit on your fridge door if you want. When freezing food in it, the container is flexible enough that you can pull to separate the edges and open it into the jar - #2 polypropylene plastic, the same material used in baby bottles. This can be a scam as it gets cosmetic scratches from dishes and sponges over time. I hope this company will continue to sell these containers to my…

When I was a child, my grandmother, now 93, used to make strawberry jam out of the fridge every summer. They had small square containers that looked exactly the same, except the lids were sometimes country colors instead of that green. I don't know if they are the same brand but they are identical in shape and lid style. Putting jam in the fridge this year saw this when I was looking for additional containers and my sense of nostalgia prompted me to buy. And they are exactly as I remember them.