🍱 Convenient 6 Pack - SimpleHouseware Color Reusable 3-Compartment Meal Prep Containers (36 ounces) Review

I use them for my kids meals and the compartments are great. But they don't always fit snugly. We wrap it with rubber bands so that the lid does not come off during transportation. They're great for cooking as long as they don't tip over.

They work quite well for the price. I secure them with a rubber band because they leak on liquid things (like gravy 🙄). Perfect for wrapping my daughter's lunch. I use silicone baking molds and smaller utensils inside to create more sections. Again, not a bad buy for the price.

I was amazed by these boxes. They're exactly the same proportions as the more popular boxes (in my drawing, I compared mine to Bentgo lunch boxes, which cost $30 each). I haven't been able to tell anything about their wear and tear yet. I haven't had any problems with compartments leaking into each other. This is excellent value for money. They are great for hiking, picnicking and poolside dining.

I bought these for my husband. He loves healthy food and I can pack his meals in it for lunch or dinner. Makes life easier. Durable and won't melt with hot food straight from the pot/pan. He tends to leave food containers in his car for several days before taking them home. Containers I've used in the past have turned orange from every meal I've cooked with tomato base. So far they have not been painted.

Better quality than the cheap black ones I've tried; It's worth paying a little more for something that will last. The lids are flexible like Tupperware, not rigid and break easily. The appetizer compartments are smaller than other options I've seen. They are exactly 1 cup, and 3/4 cups are big to the brim. Filled the compartments with water to see if there were any leaks when I shook it and not a drop came out.

We have been using inexpensive brand name bentos for many years - they close nicely and securely. We were unlucky to find a replacement. These containers are leaking. Having to slip the container into a ziplock bag every day defeats the purpose and convenience of a reusable container. An added bonus: they're brittle and break easily, so don't expect them to last long. It may be easier to mold containers with an inefficient seal, but there's no good excuse for it.

Holds a sandwich and fries reasonably well. I haven't actually tried anything else yet. The only issue I have is that the lids are *not* dishwasher safe despite being advertised as such. We put them (and bottoms) on the top shelf and wash them before first use. For this reason, three covers have warped a bit. They haven't deformed enough to be unusable, but that makes storage difficult. The floor was ok. I'm giving 4 stars for this because I see situations where it's a lot easier to throw them…

16 reusable plastic containers for storing meals or groceries with separate compartments. A large square the size of a sandwich. It fits in a double-decker PB&J car and leaves room. It has enough food for an adult but is too big for small packed lunches. Kids will love it because you can put lots of snacks/fruits/vegetables inside. Portion sizes are good. The lids hold up well and they stack up nicely in my fridge. If you wash them in the dishwasher, they will deform and the lids will be…

We bought this for my child's mid-morning meal after they kept complaining about the glass closures we supplied. They're great, a good guide to portion sizes (main course, veg, treat) and a 4 year old can open them without help. The side of the sandwich is just right for a light sandwich on sliced bread from the store. I've tried taking them to work myself and found that on a large sandwich with lots of toppings the lid won't fit, but with a child that's no problem. We put them in the…