🍱 Rubbermaid TakeAlongs Snacking Food Storage Containers, 1.2 Cup, Various Colors, Pack of 3 Review

They are cute but very cheap quality and the little bowl to separate the top from the bottom moves easily and doesn't get in the way of mixing two things you have. I came into work one day and my cereal was wet because the yogurt had just reached the top half. Also not suitable at all /: too bad.

As I paid more for them than regular clear ones and from the look of the picture I thought they were thicker and more durable. Almost like a regular Tupperware item. Instead they are very thin, dollar store like. I'm disappointed but I'll use them anyway. I'm still looking for something thicker and stronger.

I love these containers because they are perfect for an apple. My baby's baby teeth are falling out and he can't eat apples, her favorite fruit. But when I cut it into wedges and give it back its shape, this container holds it perfectly and it doesn't turn brown and rough. I ordered them and my kid said 'Yooss! Stands for Apple!' as I unwrapped them. Kid agreed.

Wanted an easy way to make DIY Yocranch and Noosa mixes. Put the yogurt on the bottom, the granola on top, the yogurt seeps into the mixture in the cup, and the bottom is dirty and difficult to wipe off, leaving your kids with a sticky yogurt mud all over the table. Even without the insert bowl filled 2/3 with berry yoghurt, the berry juice still seeped into the lid threads. Tried several times, still a mess.

Definitely not my favorite. If I (my husband to be exact) had kept the packaging I would have gone back! They feel very fragile, they don't hold much in and the small serving cup is just ridiculous - you have to fish it out when it's installed in the main cup (which adds to the lack of space there). I would definitely not buy again. Now I'm just waiting for them to break to justify throwing them away!

I was looking for an easy way to make DIY Yocranch and Noosa mixins. Put the yogurt on the bottom, the granola on top, the yogurt seeps into the mixture in the cup, and the bottom is dirty and difficult to wipe off, leaving your kids with a sticky yogurt mud all over the table. Even without the insert bowl filled 2/3 with berry yoghurt, the berry juice still seeped into the lid threads. Tried several times, still a mess.

They are airtight when the lid is screwed on tightly with or without a plastic inner divider. You are not airtight with what is in the plastic divider and bottom of the container. Placed sideways and upside down, water flowed from the bottom of the bin up into the plastic section and lid of the separator as it rotated sideways. if the water could have escaped along the tabs on the lid that screwed it in). I even tossed the jar in the air and caught it a few times after it spun in the air a bit…