Freshware Food Storage Containers [50 Set] 12 oz Plastic Deli Containers with Lids, Slime, Soup, Meal Prep Containers | BPA Free | Stackable | Leakproof | Microwave/Dishwasher/Freezer Safe

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I'm sure these are very flimsy, but they cost less that 1/4 of others--& others break all the time too. I seem to have acquired about a million of these very cheap. I wish they were a bit smaller but that's what was offered. They were shipped immediately, got here right away. I'm tired of paying $$ for containers whick break as soon as they fall frozen, so think these will be a good bargain.

These are great! Original intent was to use when boarding our dog while we were away. The boarding & daycare facility require all meals to be labeled & portioned. 3-4 plastic sandwich bags of kibble & treats every day over a 2-week stay really adds a lot of plastic waste to landfills, not to mention $. I tried using paper coffee cups with lids, which worked great the first time, but after one use, the lids wouldn't stay on. I was grabbi8ng something at the grocery deli when I realized these were the ideal size for a single meal for our big mutt. The price was perfect! I ordered 100 of them, along with removeable labels, and tried them out on our summer trip. The kennel staff loved them, and so did we. They are air & water tight, so when we went out for the day with our mutt, it was easy to bring along a cup of fresh kibble in one container, and another with fresh water, and she happily ate & drank out of the containers. I found they're also perfect to use for freezing portions of soups, casseroles, etc. to bring to my elderly in-laws. In the past, I was making & freezing things in individually in glass ramekins & baking dishes, dropping them off on our visits 1-2x a month (they live in another state), and then picking up whatever containers were empty to bring back home. But, that left me with no containers at home sometimes for our own use, and if I made a large batch of something and wanted to freeze some for them, I had to run out and buy more (expensive) glass containers. And, I had to X my fingers that my elderly FIL got all the labels & tape/glue off the containers with my instructions for reheating before he stuck them in the oven, and also hoped nothing began to thaw & leak on the 2.5 hour drive to their house. These are the perfect - they don't leak, they're perfectly portioned for them, and I don't have to worry about the tape & labels. I've left a set of oven-safe dishes with them, and FIL can defrost these a bit in their fridge, dump into an oven-safe dish to reheat, and give these a quick rinse to come back with me to be filled with another meal. With the 50-container pack, I can now send them almost 2 weeks worth of dinners, and still have enough containers on hand to make & freeze another 2-weeks to bring down on our next visit.

Edit: my yogurt didn’t end up tasting my dryer sheets, it’s great, will definitely buy more. This is the perfect size for one serving of overnight oats —- The quality of these containers is great, looks solid and came in clean packaging but it smells strongly like dryer sheets. For packaging food it is off putting. I’ve made yogurts in it so far. If my yogurt ends up tasting like dryer sheets I’ll have to return this.

Don’t bother buying this crap if you are looking for something that keeps the container securely closed. The top does click on . . . Barely, like by a hanging skin flap. Soooo.. if you just ‘breath’ a bit harder around this, the top will pop off. Also its very expensive for this bad quality. I love the shape and size and i wish the quality was equal to the task This item is ‘ok’ only if you use it without needing the tops to stay secure. Kind of like a ‘holding bowl’ for nuts, fruit, candy