🍱 Sistema Lunch Collection Food Storage Containers in Blue, Green, and Pink Review

This is the perfect size for my kids lunch boxes. I use them to put chopped fresh fruit, pasta salad, crackers, charcuterie, etc. in my kids lunch box for school. I don't think using them for anything with liquids like canned fruit or sauces that aren't airtight is a good idea, especially if they're turned on their side or tossed in a lunch box without making sure they sit flat. But great for dry foods or foods that aren't that wet with liquid.

They were smaller than I expected. They are flat and the size of the lid is almost the same as that of the box. I wasn't sure if I could use them so I decided to check out how much they could hold. The box may contain:. just over ½ cup of liquid. 4 ounce bar of soap. Small Packaged Fig Bars, 2 oz. some thin biscuits. a handful of cashew nuts. ¾ medium apple pieces. I will use them for my kids' school lunches. I haven't tested them for leaks and durability so I'll update that later.

I bought these bins for my daughter who is almost 3 years old and started kindergarten this September. My biggest concern was getting containers that she could open and close herself, and they've worked really well for us. Just a few seconds after writing my review I thought it would be better to buy another set so we don't have to wash these every night and noticed that in a month the price has gone up so much! When I got them in early September they were $5.39 and now they're pointing at over

I really wanted to like these containers but I'm so disappointed that they aren't airtight. The small pads weren't supposed to be fully touching because they spilled all over my kids' lunch boxes. This has happened since first use and we have tried to tweak them before use and after cleaning with no positive change. Such a bummer as we're trying to find a good solution to not use and discard ziploc packages that much. They work well for items that don't leak and are easier for my kids to open…

I bought these to take my 5 and 7 year olds to school for an afternoon snack. They're the perfect size to fit in their backpacks and hold just the right amount of snacks. We didn't try to add anything that might leak, so I can't rate the feature, but they're great for pretzels, crackers, kix, and all sorts of other snacks. Love being able to send a handful of something semi-healthy rather than individually wrapped snacks which usually have more sugar etc. They are easy to clean and last well…

I bought two sets of three of these containers to have enough for our daily packed lunches for our family of four. These containers are great for packing grapes, peeled clementines or sliced oranges, carrots and celery, sliced apples, chopped boiled eggs, pretzels, dried fruit and more. They keep snacks fresh and wrinkle-free while they're in your lunch bag. The size is perfect for the right lunch portion, not too big, not too small. It's also great that we no longer have to buy and throw away…

I bought these to use for our children's school lunches. They are the perfect size for that. After seeing my son's backpack completely soaked on the ground while we were walking to the bus stop, I found that the tangerine orange juice was completely drained. We poured the contents of a tangerine orange cup into this system bin to avoid spilling while trying to open a tangerine orange cup at school, but we ended up with a much bigger mess! They look like all other sealed containers and I feel…

. I said that to the sales reps and they laughed, yes I like the sales reps but I also want to start charging for the tape because I get 70% back. Some of them are on me, but if only 30% was on them and godforsaken people making some of these little things, that would be too much. Have you ever sat down to order something quick and easy and found yourself lost after hours of clutter and offers? Okay, so I bought these fingernail sized containers thinking I could use them for lunch. This was my…