Sage Spoonfuls Glass Baby Food Container, Sage - Pack of 12 | 4 oz | Jars | F...

We're a minimal plastic household and these just saved the day/week/month/year. They are well made and survive it all. Deep freezer, refrigerator, countless washing, and even being dropped (still a 50/50 chance of breaking). The seal keeps everything in and the glass is wonderfully thick. They are a staple in the house and I can't wait to find reasons to repurpose them over the years!

I was looking for 4 oz glass jars that I could use to store homemade baby food and go straight from freezer, to fridge to microwave and these jars are perfect. These cut down on my dishes (which is a big plus) since they can go from freezer to microwave and I can just pull 1 out from the freezer as I need it. I've read its not a great idea to microwave food in plastic because the plastic can leak into the food. I have no idea as to the accuracy of that statement or any impact it would actually have on health, but with these glass jars, I don't have to worry. The glass is a good, thick quality and I would imagine it could survive a drop, although the lids do seem a little brittle so I am careful about not dropping them. I can't comment as to how they handle the dishwasher because I hand wash (I only use 1 a day with her dinner so I just wash them as she uses them each day).

These containers have been great so far. My daughter is 6 months and I've been making her homemade fruit and veggie purees and needed more containers to store them in. I like these because they're not to big and not too small. They have labels that are easily removed too so I know what is what. I keep most in the freezer and the lids have been nice and secure, they seem to keep everything nice and fresh. I would definitely recommend these to anyone looking for storage for homemade baby foods, I'm sure they probably can be used for many other things as well.

I love these little dishes! They have worked out so well for us. We have been using them for about 5 months now. My daughter is almost a year now and we aren't trying to measure her food or keep track of how much she eats, but I still use them to keep cooked foods in for her. They are great for traveling. And I haven't noticed any leakage. I love the labels that come with these. In the past, with my other children, I used other food storage dishes and solutions and they do not compare to these. In particular, I used the OXO tot ones that sit in the little tray and stack. They were so bulky and hard to clean. And no labels. The Sage spoonfuls are SO much better. They stack well, not bulky in the fridge, easy to clean (just throw in the dishwasher or simple to hand wash as well), and easy to toss in a bag for travel. I will probably use them for snacks for my kids for on-the-go later too. Very pleased with these!

I purchased these to store select herbs and stuff when the plastic jars the herbs come in would no longer seal. It’s important to keep product from drying out and the silicone ring in the lid does this very well. This is the perfect size for a generous ounce of herbs.

Good containers for divvying up and storing small portions (e.g. baby food, sauces, etc). Pretty study and easy to wash. The lids screw on, which is good and bad. Good, because they're easier to open/close than some other containers we've tried with snap on lids. Bad, because the screw lids have loosened on their own occasionally. We use them primary for shelf storage (freezer, pantry) so that's not too much of a problem. But if you're planning on transporting liquidy foods (say baby food to go), I'd tape the lid or put them in a ziploc bag or a secure compartment where they can't roll around. Also, the rimmed foot of the container has chipped on a few of ours (about a month of moderate use). It hasn't compromised the body or usability of the container though.

I was planning to buy the little 1oz ice cube trays for making baby food but got these instead, and I'm happy I did! Baby immediately was eating much more than 1oz at a time and so these were much more practical. Not generally a big fan of plastic but for this purpose I actually prefer the plastic so that I can easily freeze food, thaw and/or microwave and not worry about glass breaking. These have been thrown on the floor multiple times and haven't broken. Easy to wash and lids fit on the containers very well. Also the stickers peel off easily which is great (I just wish they came with more!). I imagine once I no longer use these for baby food they will still come in handy for bringing along toddler snacks or dog treats (in lieu of plastic baggies).

I really like these jars and wish I had bought ONLY these jars. They are great to store and freeze baby food but also, they fit in my bottle/baby food warmer so after I thaw the food I can easily just pop the jar in the warmer and then feed baby directly out of the jar. With the other plastic containers I have, I have to thaw, put food into old glass baby food jars then warm and feed out of those containers. I do not heat my baby's food in plastic containers. Overall, these jars are awesome and they make for fewer dirty dishes. I love them and haven't had any break. I also do not put them in the dishwasher - I hand wash. If they weren't so expensive my entire food stash would be stored in these containers.