🥣 CRYSTALIA Breakfast On the Go Cups: Convenient Yogurt Cup with Cereal/Oatmeal Topping Container, Colorful Set of 4 Review

I use them for my kids' lunches. I put frozen yogurt cubes on the bottom and granola or frozen fruit on top. By lunchtime, the yogurt will have melted just enough to stay cold and easily incorporated into the filling. They love it. The sealant is tight and has never leaked.

I mainly used it for my overnight oatmeal, which has worked great with it so far. I love the extra separation for things like fresh fruit when I just want to parfait on the go. And while the extra scoop is nice, I don't think they'll last long if they're washed in the dishwasher all the time.

My partner and I prefer simple snacks and meals. When it seems like it takes effort, sometimes we just don't do it. It's great to prep parfait and even plain yogurt in these containers! I would also like the half size for those of us who prefer smaller portions and more snacking throughout the day.

I used to buy disposable plastic parfait cups at the Smart n Final grocery store. I heard they stopped wearing them so I decided to go green and stumbled upon this. Glad you did! Now I save a lot of money! And these are super cute! I think it's good that there is a compartment cover for muesli. I will also use them as an overnight oatmeal. I ended up buying two of these sets.

You save lives! I bought parfait at the grocery store for lunch during the work week. At the local grocery store, each is about $4. It adds up, which is why I bought them and they pretty much paid for themselves in the first week. Super comfy, easy to clean, big, durable and I love that there is a place to attach a spoon! Everyone who sees me using them at work asks where I got them from. Great mugs!

Bought these for my husband who has spent way too much on parfait at the store. They clean up great, are amazing, keep the cereal separate etc! My husband's only issue is that putting the spoon back in the storage space on the side after use is a bit unfamiliar, but if you're a more cautious eater it might not be tiring. He plans to saw off the ends of the spoons to fit in a cup after use. Anyway they are amazing, I LOVE them. :)

These mugs are great for my overnight oatmeal. Each cup holds at least 2 cups of food, no spills, just make sure the lid is properly closed. He tends to want to do something wrong, but you may have a feeling he's wrong. In most cases this is not a problem, just something to be aware of. I don't use a spoon or top storage lid, but I can see the dry ingredients hold up well. The only downside is the threaded part of the lid, which is a bit of a hassle to clean. Overall I love these mugs and hope…

Originally bought hoping it would be airtight on top. So I can take granola to work in a cup and milk on top. This is not proof of a leak. But this is a great not-so-small cup for chopped fruit. Great for parfaits. The spoon is present - a nice touch. Can be washed in the dishwasher. I would recommend if you want a handy mug with two separate compartments with a spoon. But for granola you must have a separate milk container or milk in a cup and add granola from a sandwich bag. (Hold cup…

I got this for making homemade yogurt and can travel easier when cooking than with a fancy parfait set. It was literally the only option. I wish I had more options to choose a less childish design. The design on the sides seems geared more towards younger children than adults and I imagine cleaning would make handwashing difficult. It also had fluid and was tight so I figured I'd be fine because it felt classy. I was wrong because it leaked even when I did the shake test. I'm assuming it's just

So easy to make my yogurts. It's a lot cheaper than buying ready-made yoghurts from the store, it tastes a lot better and you leave a smaller carbon footprint by reusing cups. a separate container for storing my muesli. Matching spoons for each cup are a nice touch. The good thing is that you don't have to worry about spilling anything as they have screw caps. One for the lid and one for the dome to separate your toppings. My only downside is that there are only 4 sets of mugs. If I work 5…