Reli. Meal Prep Containers (50 Pack) - 30 oz. Black 2 Compartment 🍱 Food Storage Containers with Lids - Microwavable Bento Box/Lunch Box Containers for Meal Prep Review

These containers did their job so well! I could give each of them enough food. They seal really well and prevent leakage. The material seems strong enough to handle heavy groceries! Very happy with this product!

I bought these containers for a new round of meal prep and while I wasn't overly impressed I have to say they work well. I've had occasional issues with them leaking, but overall they're durable and go well with my prep parts.

We feed our church missionaries at least once a month which is the ideal portion for each person. Due to Covid restrictions we have to deliver groceries instead of feeding them at home. These containers keep everything separate and at the right temperature.

I bought this for me and my husband because our canteen is closed and we need to pack lunch ourselves. The anti-leak protection is fine (I need to take a large storage bag to prevent leakage). What we love most are the two divisions. Really useful and useful product!

Just the right size for a home cooked meal. I have to say that I actually bought Big Red to feed a stray cat. Appreciate gifts, but no thanks. At night I cover his leftovers. This helped scare away the rodents, there was no more food.

The title above pretty much sums up what I was looking for when I stumbled upon these containers. The lids fit securely (although I'm not sure about liquids) but they worked well for solid foods. Portion sizes are perfect for those preparing to eat. I like their light weight and mobility. I am very happy with this purchase.

I have been using Chinese restaurant take out containers as seed trays for several years and bought these trays to replace my clunky old flimsy black starter trays from general sellers. Transparent, high-domed lids ensure ideal humidity during germination. In fact, I never "close" the lids. I just leave the lids on the bottom of the dish for the first 1-2 days to retain moisture (making sure the inoculum mixture is moist beforehand) and rotate the lids slightly (relative to their bottom) on the