🍱 Convenient and Reliable: ZEML 32 oz. Deli Food Storage Freezer Containers With Leak-proof Lids - 24 Sets Review

I use them for everything! But a word of warning! If you freeze in it, don't crumble like a thin crystal! Ben is here, made it😯😯

I use them for many of my condiments and have found other uses as well such as storing homemade chicken broth and pasta sauce.

I've used these for cooking and freezing (and reuse!) - they keep hot and freeze. They're strong and airtight and I haven't had any issues with staining or odor retention like some reusable plastic containers! I originally wanted to buy glasses but so far they have been strong, light weight and a great alternative.

I have ordered both a pint and quart and have used for storing food in the fridge and freezer. No more angry husband who can't find a lid that fits the storage jar as the lids fit both gallon and gallon jars. Reusable and dishwasher safe. Two tips: 1) To get rid of the red film on tomato sauces, put a teaspoon of Dawn dish soap and a damp paper towel in a container, seal and shake vigorously. 2) Use tear-off labels to label products for the freezer.

I bought these to put fresh peaches in the freezer and although I made sure to leave enough headroom as I know they will expand in size after freezing, did they ever go in the freezer before they leaked. At first I thought I overfilled them, but I took out the peaches and juice about 3/4 inch below the top of the container and they still leaked a lot. Because they are plastic, you only need to wash them with soap and water. to clean them but I was very disappointed with the leakage. I don't…

If you like order, grab it. Or if you don't have unlimited space. Or, if you're tired of organizing your tappers, get them! Because they're all the same size, they're easy to store in the fridge or freezer. And you can use Sharpie to mark them. When you clean them, Sharpie wipes right away. They take up very little space in your closet as they fit inside each other. I have 3 sizes of deli containers, all lids fit all 3 base sizes. Soups or other treats and don't worry about returning them. They

The edges of the top three containers are cracked, chipped and broken as is common with rough handling of thin plastic. The container(s) is/are nested within one another, also referred to as the "shell" of the container(s). The lid or lids were inserted into the other lid or lids in the same way. It's like dropping the containers onto the ground, floor, or other hard surface with enough force to crack the top three 'Only'. This can and does seem to happen with thin, brittle plastic. I'm not…

Over the last 5 years I have had/used many inexpensive deli style crockery containers like this one. The lids on it are incredibly thin and flimsy. also for such a container. I've never come across this, especially when it's not meant to be used once, but to be used more than once. When I opened the box (it was well packed!) and looked around, I didn't check the lids, thinking they were the same as any other container I've had. I put them in the closet. When I went to get a container and lid 2…