EDI D16050 Plastic Storage Containers Review

These containers are great. I cook extra food for my kids so they can stop by on the way home and they just help themselves and I don't lose dishes lol. But honestly, they're great for storing food and they keep well in the freezer.

I have bought this item 6 times. I've never had a problem using it in the microwave prior to this shipment. This time they will be deformed even if the time is only 2-3 minutes. I used to warm them up for 5 minutes with no problems.

See the hole on the rim of the cup in the picture above? More than half of them arrived with the same hole. It looks like a manufacturing defect as those without a hole in the same place appear very thin. Complete garbage. Buy elsewhere.

I was looking for a bin that would fit enough leftovers. I found the way to the container! If they stay at work, no big deal. It's easy to send leftovers home with friends. You no longer have to return containers. take it, keep it Can be washed in the dishwasher and used in the microwave. These will last a long time.

Almost all looked like they had been used and deformed in some way, but I'm glad I didn't plan on using them for food. Some of them were also painted in strange colors. This would be very unsanitary and unsafe even after washing with warm soapy water. They are good enough for what I used them for. The lids close tightly and are difficult to remove, but that's fine with me. I have not used them on any type of liquid, nor do I intend to. And they didn't come in the bag shown in the 2nd picture so

After seeing Chef Sam on YouTube he uses the deli bin all the time. I ordered a set from another manufacturer a few months ago that came in 8, 16 and 32 oz sizes. They were good, but the lids were starting to warp and the rims of the cups were prone to cracking and leaking. My wife liked this size, we were going out so I ordered it. IMPRESSIVE! Lids are much better. They stay flat and won't deform, even after being washed in the dishwasher. The cups are very strong at the edge and we haven't…

I live alone, so I cook in small portions. I use them to store individual servings of veggies, meatballs and sauces, sauces, etc. They work great and are cheaper than the plastic containers you find down the kitchen aisle! I also use them when I bring food to my family. When I'm worried about freezer burn, I put food inside, place it in a vacuum bag, and then use a vacuum seal to remove the air. If you're going to use them in the freezer, I recommend running them under hot water before opening.

Something is wrong with this set. It looks and feels like it was microwaved and has grainy bubbles inside that ruin noodle shells and make them uncomfortable. They have 2 marks on each side of every bowl I received. It's not as smooth as a high quality plastic bowl should be. They ate the size of a fingerprint, but I don't think so. Unless someone at the factory touched them when they were still soft. I think it had to do with machines. The bottom line is that I can't use them because they…

We use 8 oz, 16 oz and 32 oz; I've been using them for over a year now. They are cool! We use them to cook all kinds of foods and freeze them or keep them in the fridge or store leftovers and they stack up so neatly and easily; also saves space. Talk about saving space; That's all we need for all of our food storage needs. So happy to get rid of all those weird shapes and sizes of other storage containers; I couldn't find a suitable cover. The beauty of these containers is that they all use the