🍱 Greenco Mini Food Storage Containers, Condiments & Sauces, Baby Food Lunch Boxes- Set of 20, Leak-resistant, 2.3 oz Each, Round Containers Review

I rarely leave "terrible" reviews, but it's utterly useless. Not that I'm expecting exceptional quality, but there is a basic expectation that the lid will actually fit. Of the batch I received, more than half didn't fit at all, and the rest were so loose that a slight breeze might blow. Threw everything in the trash, didn't bother to return such a small purchase.

The product description tells you what to expect - cheap containers with lids that don't hold up well. The product description says Greenco, but there is no Greenco on the packaging or containers - the packaging says made in China, made for King Zak Industries. The packaging makes them look like cheap party favors. At $5.99 for 20 don't expect Tupperware quality, you will be very disappointed!

Wow, the sticky container reviews are right! I went ahead and bought them, thinking I could take the containers apart, which I did. What I haven't seen in the reviews, and that may be due to people throwing away the containers before using them, is that the lids don't snap on and off; they are sitting on the edge. If you add dressing or condiments, the lid will not close. My trash cans have joined the party: The Club Dumpster.

So when I bought these I bought them for a slime shop I ran at my school and when I sold them I had to put a rubber band on the top because the Top does not stick to container well but is a good size for a small or very small slime. People who have bought my slime have said that it cracked very easily on the way home from school and I personally don't think it could hold liquid without spilling it. And later I found the exact same container at the dollar store which was actually more durable so

I bought these to freeze 2 ounce meals for my chihuahua. I immediately noticed that the tops didn't seem to be very tight. It's fine if you put them in a cupboard or fridge, but only if there's no risk of them tipping over. Since I've also used them to freeze food, I realized how useless the lids are. Most of them lifted or came off completely as the food expanded from freezing. Luckily they're cheap so I don't have a lot of money, but they really can't be used if you want a tight seal.

This sucks. Luckily I didn't buy them to eat, but still. They were so stuck together that it seemed like only a Herculean effort could separate them. My husband pulled them apart after I scratched a small plastic tie and lots of swearing followed. The lids leak, which doesn't matter for my purposes, but I would never use them for food or liquids for fear of leaking everywhere. If you can find a brand called SureFresh they are of better quality. I honestly can't recommend any product that takes…

I'll give a 3. It's terrible. I opened the package and they were actually glued together. I tore off the polish on my nails that I did 4 days ago just to try and rip them off. I accidentally put one on top of the other and still had trouble spotting it. They're so cheaply made. I bought the best from the dollar tree. They were thicker, stronger and the upper held up better. Unfortunately, The Dollar Tree no longer sold them. At $1 for 10 packs I definitely got my money's worth. I only keep them