🍱 Glotoch 50 Pack Meal Prep Containers – 32 oz, Single Compartment, BPA-Free Plastic Food Storage Set with Lids – Microwave, Freezer & Dishwasher Safe, Eco-Friendly, Durable & Stackable Review

This is the perfect size for cooking. I'm not a big fan of compartmented products because sometimes I can't fit foods into certain compartments so they work great. It's the perfect size for meals and side dishes. They are washable so I can use them a few times before throwing them away. I know glass containers work great too, but considering they break, I'm always afraid of them, so they're perfect! Since I use them multiple times, I don't feel like throwing away too much plastic.

my love for them is twofold. They are durable and disposable and can be gifted. I'm one of 6 and my wife is one of 5 so there's often big family dinners 'good luck' style. I usually pick up a few of these to bring everyone and let people use them as takeout containers so our parents don't have all that extra food they end up throwing away. They're cheap enough that I don't mind dropping them, but the quality is excellent. As for those who complain that they are difficult to open, I disagree.

I feed my pup a vet approved raw meat diet (PMR ratio). These containers are perfect for a 1.3 pound meal, but you can add 1.5 pounds if you cut the egg whites into small portions or grind them all together. They stack very well in the freezer and are relatively airtight (a few drips will spill out when you thaw them if tipped to one side). The only caveat I have is that the rim of the container is prone to tearing if you roughly open them. (It is recommended that you run your fingers along the

Okay, most of my reviews are about organizing things. These things are my favorites. Now my daughters and sister use them. First, they take up almost no closet space. I threw away all my mismatched tuppers. I use these and deli containers for everything. I use them for deli leftover containers. Second, they instantly give your fridge/freezer a tidy look. Third, you can write (I use a marker) what's in the container and put the date. That way you don't eat too old leftovers :(. And if you're…

We were looking for a replacement for our food storage containers and came across these containers. We read the description and reviews, and the price seemed reasonable, so we thought why not try it. Wow, have we ever been fooled by a lemon product? It really shows how bad Revain's fake reviews have gotten that promote blatantly inferior products like this one. The very first time we tried to snap the lid onto the bottom, the lid broke. Every time we try to open one that we can somehow close…

I can't cook or store a lot of food so they're the perfect size for me. again. But if I choose not to reuse them, they are recyclable. Prep containers help me control portions, especially when I'm on a diet. I even did a pour test 😁🧱👍 Can I recommend these healthy and safe cooking containers that are BPA free so no odors. oven, but make sure your food is not frozen before putting it in the oven. Can be used in the microwave, just leave the lids open. The freezer is safe but remember that the

I have a penchant for feeding others, neighbors, friends - anyone wanting to try some (gumbo anyone?) food that shows up on your doorstep is a relief. However, paper plates and cling film (or hoping to get my glass rigs back) aren't the best option, so I decided to give them a try. The cost of the container is a reasonable loss if I don't return it, but they're durable enough to be washed and reused. They're also easy to take apart and reseal, and while I haven't tested the full leak…

The best containers I've tried! For those saying the tops are cracking, try to use your common sense and open the lid and loosely place it back on the base when microwaved. If you don't, steam will build up and crack the top because the pressure has to be released somehow. Included. Containers are easy to clean. When I put them in the dishwasher, they end up on the top shelf because they're light enough that the water pressure "bounces" off them, eventually leaving a wash film on them. I prefer