🍱 Rubbermaid Easy Find Lid Square 1-1/4-Cup Food Storage Container, 12 Pack, Red/Clear Review

I love those little Rubbermaid containers, but THIS package came with those damn sticky cheap stickers and a piece of them was peeling off. This white trash is not dishwasher safe - it needs to be soaked and cleaned or washed with Gougon. I HATE these stickers. Why should they do it?

These durable and simple stickers with my children's names! Perfect snack size for kids under 5 and honestly probably under 25. Fits in lunch boxes easily! The only thing I would like to point out is that if you use them on a sauce or something red, they will absorb some of that color. But, ma'am, for most of life, it really isn't a problem.

Time to get some new bins - These are great bins - the base nests nicely and the lids snap open for storage. I have purchased these containers in many sizes and am happy with all of them. I have often run them in the dishwasher and they wash well. This particular size is suitable for small amounts of leftover food and small jars of hot sauce, etc.

We bought these cases because we like the size and style. The ones we've had (bought from local stores) have tight-fitting lids. The ones we bought from Revain have loose lids that spill (e.g. juice from chopped fruit) when poked into a lunch box. We bought 3 sets (36 containers) and they all have removable lids. I don't recommend them unless you just keep them in the fridge.

I used to have a set of these little Rubbermaid containers with black lids. They seem to be out of production so I bought the same ones but with red caps because they looked exactly the same. Wow, they are TERRIBLE! The lids are quite stiff compared to the old black ones. They are very difficult to put on and take off. I give up and throw them in the trash, I ordered another brand instead. Using a food storage container shouldn't be a problem!

One of the top rated makes them perfect for PB&J. I don't know what micro bread this person uses, but I would have to fold my bread in half and then mash it to fit in one of them! The size I wanted (3 cups) is perfect for a small sandwich so imagine my surprise lol. Luckily my friend can use this size for his yogurt and dry snacks for work. Due to their longevity, we will probably also use some of these to store small gear (bolts, pins, fuses, etc.) since there are so many now 🤦‍♀️

Haven't used them for liquids so can't comment on that. I live in California, in hotter weather they open very easily when it drops below 35 degrees. I had a bit of a problem trying to open them, but I also don't have a good grip on the lids like I used to, so it might be just grab mine. Otherwise, I would highly recommend them to anyone. I make supplements a month at a time and they smell pretty fresh every time I open them. No, the horse refuses to eat its feed and is quite picky.

A bit expensive but very useful and durable. One caveat - "microwave safety" is actually limited by the boiling point of water. In particular, DO NOT heat greasy or oily food in containers to "FULL" temperatures as this will scratch the containers and possibly peel the plastic of your food. Oils and fats can easily reach temperatures of 400-600 degrees Fahrenheit or higher when cooking high above water at 212 degrees Fahrenheit (or lower at altitude). Therefore, switch containers with greasy or