SUKKI Stainless Steel Condiment Containers Review

These containers are PERFECT for salad dressings, they are fully sealed. I've tried so many different containers but these are the only ones that don't really leak even when bouncing around in your lunch box.

Excellent containers for condiments and snacks. I'm glad I got them for my daughter's lunch box. They make packing their lunch a lot easier. For us, they were airtight, easy to clean, and durable. They're a little bigger than I expected, but that's good. They make a great snack container for a young child or for controlling someone's snack portion. I will definitely order again!

Great little thing. I use them to store and weigh coffee beans (around 18-20g) the night before and then store them in the fridge until I make an espresso with beans the next morning. Sealed lids prevent refrigerator odors from affecting the coffee. If you press the center of the lid, gently open the rim to let some air out, and then seal it, the resulting concavity stays intact until the next morning.

Leakproof silicone lid on stainless steel containers. They're about the size of an appetizer and perfect for my husband's lunch box. So far he has used them for peanut butter, nuts, condiments, salad dressing and blueberries. He hasn't tried anything really liquid yet. However, he put the container in the fridge. the night before with "cold" stuff inside, takes it to work, leaves it in its lunchbox until lunchtime and everything's still cold inside. So we know it's holding the temperature…

Large size, I use it to put fruit and juice in my kids' bento boxes and the container is small enough to fit in one of the compartments, but big enough to store enough fruit. I also use it for my salad dressings to pack in bento boxes. As long as they are airtight and really easy to clean, especially the lid which makes a huge difference because I hate hand washing things with small gaps. I've only been using it for two weeks so I'm not sure about the durability. But so far so good! Oh, and my…

Not suitable for oil paints containing turpentine or pure turpentine. Yes they are hermetic in the sense that no liquid has leaked out, but there is always a strong smell of turpentine, maybe the silicone isn't impermeable to VOC fumes? Strong smell still after a few days outdoors. I'm trying 4 ounce jars with a screw cap for kids now, everything seems fine, let's see if the lid degrades over time. I know a professional luthier who makes his own varnish and keeps it in little jars that I didn't

I love these little containers! The reason I ordered them is because I was at a restaurant and I had leftovers which I put in containers I always take with me for leftovers (avoiding styrofoam) but my meal came out with that delicious green tart Sauce in a small bowl for drizzling over. tacos I couldn't leave any sauce so I asked for a small container to take away. Of course, it was single-use plastic that got me excited. When I got home, I searched the internet for small stainless steel…