🍶 Libbey Small Glass Bowls with Lids - Set of 8, 6.25 Ounce Clear Dishware, 3.45-inch Diameter Review

Perfect size, love the print on the lids. I use them for everything from storage to dipping to just biting off something. Just DO NOT put the lids in the dishwasher, they can and will shrink and warp! Update: My dad just stumbled upon a great solution when you lose or destroy lids - the 8oz Panko Panko Lid is perfect for that. Good find, Pops!

I use these little bowls to make homemade yogurt. After a while, the lids that came with these bowls became increasingly difficult to put on. The lids seem to have shrunk, or maybe because of the hot water I wash them with. I have tried to find replacement bowl lids to no avail. Then one day I searched again and found these silicone stretch can lids. So I bought a set of ten to try. They worked great but you need to be sure the silicone lids and bowls are dry to work properly. So if you need to

This pudding cup-sized glass bowl is a must-have, even without a lid. I cook in it, freeze in it, and store a small amount of leftovers in it. Once I've cleaned them, they'll be reused before being put back on the shelf. Poached Eggs, Jelly Double Shots, Single Portion Quiche, Frittata, Apple Crumble, Custom Dipping Sauces, etc. are just a few of my uses. They are made of thick glass and are not only durable but also visually appealing. For the price, I would buy these to make gift candles…

These little bowls will do what I want. Dressing, dip, portioning, mise-en-scène, etc. They're very basic, so instead of talking about what I like, I'll mention a few things I don't like: They don't fold neatly or compactly. They tip over unevenly when stacked and often stick together. This is my pet corn. Lids are leaking. A way of hitting the target with a cover that's already quite difficult to put on and take off. They are not intended for use in the oven. While this isn't a necessity for…

Haven't tried them fully yet so can't say how bowls or lids will hold up over time. They appear to be very robust and their size is suitable for preparation. The only thing I have against it is inconsistency in design. If you weigh something in it, tare separate bowls. I have found that they can vary by as much as 10 grams. Don't weigh one product and assume all others are the same. For most people who don't want to laboriously weigh out their ingredients and only add a quarter cup or two…

SERVING SIZE AND USE: Our dog eats fresh dog food that needs to be refrigerated and manually measured for each meal. Our dog requires 1.5 cups (12 ounces) of food per day, which needs to be fed twice a day. They are perfect for this purpose. We don't mind measuring every meal, but these little containers will make everyday life easier. These containers are also great for portioning homemade yoghurt. EASY TO CLEAN: This is a small glass bowl with a plastic lid. It can be washed by hand or in the

I hate washing dishes. When preparing food, I try to minimize consumption in order to wash less. Because of this, the thought of using multiple small cooking bowls was unappealing, so I just tried to keep the ingredients separate by type on the same cutting board. Carrots here, onions there, celery there, herbs here, etc. Of course that was cumbersome, but then I only had to clean one cutting board! I received these bowls with the intention of using them as snacks to use less plastic bags…