🍱 KOMUEE 10 Packs 30 oz Glass Meal Prep Containers with Airtight Lids - BPA Free, Microwave, Oven, Freezer and Dishwasher Safe, Glass Food Storage Containers for Lunch, Bento Boxes Review

I use these containers for cooking. They are easy to clean. You can remove the gray locking tabs when they get dirty. I like that I can easily reheat food in the oven or microwave. (Remember to remove the lid if you want to reheat it in the oven.) It can also be stored in the freezer or fridge. I will continue to use these containers for cooking.

I've read reviews of several food prep containers and noticed that many have problems with lids (won't close tightly or crack). The reviews for this product were good, so I decided to give it a try. Perfect for my needs. Three segments are enough for an average meal; You can eat from the container if you wish as it is about the size of a plate or bowl. Lids are perfect: snap open and keep food fresh. The container is durable; just throw it in the dishwasher. (I wash hats by hand)

Love it! They are of excellent quality and well made. Easy to clean and seals well. They are also good and deep! The only problem with them is the delimiters. I should have thought about it more carefully, because you can't put soup or salad in it because the dividers aren't removable. And one place is not enough to mix the salad together. But other than that they are very nice and worth the money in my opinion. They were packaged well and I love how easy the lids close! Excellent purchase!

Even though I knew it was glass I didn't expect it to be that heavy! I can fit a moderate amount of food in it and it's airtight, but since I have to carry my bag a lot it's a bit of a shame that the containers are so heavy. Knowing it's glass, I'm also afraid of dropping it. Because the size isn't too big, you can slip it in the bottom of a large bag and place two soda cans side by side without fear of them squeezing too tightly. Because it's glass, it doesn't retain heat or cold very well.

Excellent containers for cooking. I've been using it for about 4 weeks and it has never leaked. The only small problem is that the compartments are not completely isolated from each other. So if the container is held sideways or upside down, the contents can fall into other compartments. I also had an issue where the lid ripped a bit, but I think it was because the lid wasn't fully open before removing it. It didn't affect the tightness of the container, so it doesn't bother me too much…

Over the past year I've been throwing away plastic and buying beautiful reusable (and washable) glassware. It's beautifully made. Before purchasing, I was concerned about the small hole around the lid latches, size and leakage. After using the container for 1 week, 5 allowed me to cook food for a week (PLUS). Even after putting them in the dishwasher (PLUS), the lids fit perfectly. The seal dangles a little in the groove (minus), I would have liked it to be a little tighter in the hole. But the

Okay, I'm on a diet, or let's say I'm changing my eating habits. An important part of this is pre-cooking the food. I did a little research and found that BPA plastic is not good for you. ok so they are covered in plastic but the container is glass. Personally, I'm a little better with glass, and this glass isn't breakable. I've used it and it's strong. I personally like what I can put in the freezer, microwave, stovetop and fridge. It was the best decision I've made. The only complaint I have…

Let me start by saying that we're new to cooking so some things that might be obvious to others weren't for us. I bought them with the intention of eating healthier and saving time/money. We usually pack white rice, stir-fries and vegetable side dishes. We wrap the container in cling film before putting the lid on to avoid staining the rubber stopper and to make cleaning easier. So far we haven't had any leaks. In terms of portion control, the size is perfect for my husband (5'9", 170 pounds)…