🍽️ Pack of 2 Pyrex Storage 4-Cup Round Dishes with Dark Blue Plastic Covers in Clear, Convenient Containers for Better Organization Review

Fits two of these pots in a 6 liter pot with a stand to separate them. It just fits, but it works. It's good that they have lids so you don't have to transfer them to another container.

I prefer to keep leftovers in a jar. I already have several pieces of this brand and size, but it seems that there can't be too many of them. They can be frozen, microwaveable, and dishwasher safe. It is convenient to store bowls and food in it. They fold into a closet and fridge.

I read some reviews that reported defective products but I didn't think it would happen. I was wrong. There was a tiny piece of glass in one of the bowls and I noticed it was coming from the inside. Very disappointing! I'm too lazy to send it back so I just threw it away. WASTE OF MONEY!

I love storing, reheating, freezing and eating food in glass, not plastic! It is great! I have a set that is at least 10 years old (with the lid!) and they are still like new! Dear Pyrex - I ordered both bowl sets and they arrived quickly and in great condition!

I love Pyrex. I've replaced all my plastic bowls with Pyrex. Update: Paid a small fortune for these two bowls and the bowl fell apart on the third use! Washed by hand, put in the dishwasher, another bowl, bigger than her, placed on top. I went to get it to put the leftovers in and it was all smashed. Nothing hit or fell on him. I've never seen a glass bowl break like that. Back to plastic!

Didn't realize these containers weren't airtight. Although with a little care I can pack my soup for lunch the next day and not spill. For example; I can fill the container with water, hold it on the bottom and shake it upside down vigorously and the lid stays closed but a few drops come out. As already mentioned, a little diligence leads to success. Not very expensive and I use them every day but if I had to do it again I would buy the "Pyrex® 4-lock™ 4 Round Cup Storage with Red Lid". .

Item carefully/safely packed with no damage. It's worth noting that they have a slight blue cast, which according to a quick Google search means they're "Made by World Kitchen and are made from toughened soda-lime glass instead of borosilicate glass." World Kitchen justified the change by stating that soda-lime glass is cheaper to manufacture and is the most common shape of glass in US bakeware. The older Pyrex, and apparently a European Pyrex, is still made of borosilicate glass and has no…