Food Containers, Leakproof Glass Containers With Lids, Meal Prep Containers Reusable 2 Pieces 640ml Capacity Microwave, Freezers & Dishwashers Safe

These 320ml containers are perfect for when I want to store or freeze individual portions of batch cooking (pasta sauce, stew, leftover roast meat & veggies etc), or loose items like salads in the fridge. They can be taken straight from the freezer to microwave (be sure to open the vent), or oven (remove lid entirely). They wash up really well. I wash by hand, but I know they’re are also dishwasher safe. Tomato based sauces do leave a bit of a stain on the lids but not as bad as entirely plastic containers. Being mainly glass, they don’t hold onto smells like onion, garlic & fish. They stack well in the freezer allowing you to see what’s in them (I use freezer labels or a Sharpie) I’ve got quite a few of these in different sizes now and I genuinely recommend them for fresh and frozen food storage. The corners are rounded which mean cold air can circulate easily around then ensuring efficient temperature control of the contents. One point my husband made was “you can’t stack them inside one another in the ‘container draw’. My response? “If the container draw is full of containers, then the freezer is empty and needs restocking.’ Also, by storing them with the lids on, you can’t lose the lids!!’ 10/10 from me all the live long day.

Glass. Nice glass. The thing I like about a glass container is that when you heat your leftovers in the microwave... it doesn't stain the container orange. Also, the container remains intact - I find that, with the plastic ones, the surface that was in contact with the hot food sometimes breaks apart, blisters or cracks. Glass doesn't have this problem, so you're free to lick the smooth containers (after it's cooled, of course - I'm not stupid) so no food gets wasted. The glass also looks good when it's been through the dishwasher. Although, if you lick the tub clean after use it never needs to go in there, it can just go straight back in the cupboard! For these specific tubs... they're really nice. The size I have is the 640ml ones, which is exactly the right size for my plain yoghurt and a bit of fruit. And sometimes a few oats. And maybe a few seeds. And a bit of Ginger or Cocoa to flavour it. They close really nicely, and so far have proved well-sealed. I've used them every day for a couple of weeks, and they've performed brilliantly. Recommended.

Absolutely amazing food containers. Probably a mile better than a big brand system of containers. They don't leak, they have enough space for a decent meal, simple but clean design and they sort of stack half way into each other. Saves on some space while making it easy to take the top one out when needed. Oh also, they're amazing easy to clean.

I just use these instead of the plastic tubs I used to use. Yes, they are heavier and they don't stack as nicely but if I was looking just for convenience, I'd have stuck with plastic. I wash the lids by hand but the main bit in the dishwasher. I love that they don't get stained by beans/pasta. They look lovely and you could put them in the oven if you wanted. I just use them in the microwave. They are expensive but they're a decent size and good for what I use them for. I wanted new tubs but I'm trying to reduce my reliance on plastic. This helps.

Good quality and very well packed, thank you!

Good value - do not seem to leak. Sturdy.

Glass container good for overnight oats. Microwave safe.

Solid. Work very well. Great size for one meal.