Review on 🍱 LunchBots Tiny Dips Condiment Containers - Set of 3 - Spill-Proof Portion Cups with Stainless Steel Lids - Compact Lunch Box Sauce Containers - 1.5oz Size - Dishwasher Safe by Christine Williams

It's a bit pricey but worth it. That being said I have to admit I've bought 9 at the moment, they're quite small but I use them for adults and kids so don't just see them as sauce cups. I use them throughout the day for small dosed snacks (I take 2 or 3 of these with pieces of dried fruit, peanuts, pistachios (a good couple of sips each) but I do the same for my younger kids. I have snacks in and for them and they're just the right size for a small snack rather than handing them a large bag.Think outside the box and things like 4 Ritz crackers (perfect for some peanut butter crackers) almost as if they were for them made .10 cheese - its crackers, some dried fruit diced or fresh as they don't leak etc. They are perfect, tightly sealed and very well finished, most important to me they should be 18/8 stainless steel and solid Ku Lunch - Bots for using real commercial grade and high quality stainless steel, many of which are cheaper and less durable and will rust if you're not careful, and pop metal in your food if you're not careful (i especially something sour). I'm willing to pay a little more for better quality and something that should really last a lifetime (there won't be rubber grommets, but we'll see). I have found that the magnet will stick to some parts of the container but not all, likely due to the manufacturing process when rolled which can result in an uneven distribution of materials. Haven't done a vinegar test yet (pour a tablespoon of vinegar into a "stainless steel" container and let it sit for a few minutes - if it tastes like metal - well, the metal gets into your food, especially those foods that are acidic , high quality stainless steel has no metallic taste at all.