🍱 Rubbermaid Easy Find Square Food Storage Container, 6 Pack - Clear with Red Lid, 6 Cups Capacity Review

If I were younger and didn't have arthritis that would be great. The right size for portion control when trying to control your weight. I'm not sure if they are durable because I haven't had them long enough to judge. They are very difficult to open and even difficult to close. I do not recommend them for older people. Young people can decide for themselves.

These are a good deal for the price but they sometimes leak. Use them for both dry ingredients and on-the-go salad dressings. Sometimes when I get to work the oil bandage is on its side so I have to keep it upright when traveling. Also the lid can be difficult to clean after something oily has been in it as it has a small gap that is difficult to reach with a dish sponge.

I like it very much. At first I bought a large set, but now I buy individual pieces that I use often. I use them instead of plastic bags to pack lunches for me and the kids. The 1/2 cup size is perfect for a small amount of fruit, a small amount of vegetables, or a small treat like chocolate-covered raisins or dried cranberries for kids. I mean, what can you really say about storage boxes? They work and it's great! (And pretty cute.)

My little ziplock leftover containers are cracked but still going strong. Ideal when you have enough groceries you don't want to throw away but not enough to use traditional Tupperware or other containers. I use them to store chopped garlic cloves, chopped small tomatoes, and chopped jalapeno peppers for days. Keep in mind that they are quite small, so you won't fit more food than about the size of a golf ball. But they are really comfortable, durable and easy to clean.

We use these for jelly containers - make a few batches earlier in the week and there are always small serving cups waiting in the fridge, much cheaper than buying ready-made mugs in the store. Perfect small portions in half a glass. They stack well and are a treat to eat. The lids *DO NOT CLOSE*. Never put anything in it that might get dirty if it spills, and don't accidentally throw it in your lunch bag. It will flow everywhere and there will be a great mess. If you microwave something oily…

After years of buying storage containers that proved flimsy and whose lids unscrewed after use, I tried these Rubbermaid Easy Find Lid lids. I originally bought a set of different sizes elsewhere. When I needed more I found them at Revain for a good price (don't buy the first ones you see - compare seller prices). I originally bought the 42 piece set a few months ago. They are so useful that more of the smallest (1/2 cup size) containers are needed. CONS: 1. Containers contain flavors. EVERY…

Let's call things by their proper name and I'll just admit it's a "luxury" is and very unnecessary purchase. But listen to me. If you're looking for tight-fitting, easy-to-clean, leak-proof containers that are small but not too small, these aren't the containers you need. I carry liquids in them (even) and with a little pressure they start to leak. Don't remember them ever being opened with the top off but bad enough. Then you might think in the same way that they could at least be cleaned…

I buy Dole Pineapple Treats by the 200 ounce cans. Yes, I really like her. My problem was what to do with the rest of the jar after opening it and eating as much as I wanted because there are about 4.5 servings of 1/2 cup each. I don't usually need that much digestive enzyme help at once. So, as I often do when I need to solve a food storage problem, I turned to Rubbermaid and found these little cuties. I've just transferred my pineapple treats into 5 of these and I'm happy to report that…