PyrexSimply Store 4-Cup Single Glass Food Storage Container with Lid, Non-Pourous Glass Round Meal Prep Container with Lid, BPA-Free Lid, Dishwasher, Microwave, Oven and Freezer Safe

Reliable and Perfect for Meal Prep!I’m a huge fan of Pyrex, and this 3-cup rectangular container is no exception! It’s the perfect size for portioning out meals or storing leftovers. The glass is super durable and doesn’t stain or absorb odors, which I love. I’ve used it in the microwave, freezer, and dishwasher without any issues at all.The lid seals tightly, so I never have to worry about leaks, even when I take it to work in my lunch bag. It stacks neatly in my fridge and pantry, which helps keep things organized. If you’re looking for a sturdy, dependable container that holds up to daily use—this is it!

I use this to warm portions of my cat's wet food in the microwave (10 seconds) ever since I learned that they often ignore cold food from the refrigerator because they can't smell it. Fits the portions perfectly, and I can cover it with the silicone can lids so it doesn't splatter.

I have another glass dish with a cover similar in size and have been looking for a second. This is the perfect size to make some gelatin like reptile food I use weekly. I am pleased with the purchase.

Perfect size for casseroles for 2 people. Easy to freeze and defrost. Very thick glass

I store food in glass containers instead of plastic. I have a couple of sets of Pyrex containers and needed an extra. Healthier than plastic storage bags, microwave safe, nice design, and saves leftovers

The walls on this 5x7 Pyrex baking dish are definitely thinner than my older Pyrex (photo, a little hard to see, but very easy to feel), which may be why the lid is a little loose - probably made for the older, thicker walls. I suppose, if you want to use it for freezing, you could wrap it in plastic wrap (to prevent freezer burn) and then put the lid on it (so you can stack them in the freezer). For me, I'm freezing dishes in 5x7 foil pans. I'll pop them out of the foil while still frozen & put them in this glass pan to thaw for heating. The foil pans have a sloped sides, and this has straight sides (photo), so I'm hoping that it will slip into the glass pan nicely as it thaws. Fingers crossed!

Perfect size for heating up leftovers i the toaster oven.

I'm going to be fair. My use for this product is way off lable. I use it to acclimate pet shrimp to their new tank. That said, using a dish like this is a common way to do that, so in case that's what you're buying it for, its quality depends on the size bag you get your shrimp in. This dish is really small.For the large bags it's a little hard. Figure the size you get from most local fish stores. There is more water than the dish can handle and it's possible to have a shrimp go right over the edge if you just pour it over the sink or something so that's not an option. My workaround is to use a straight pin to pop a hole in the bag and let some of the water out that way until it's low enough to pour into this.If you're using the small bags, say what some but not all online fish vendors use for shrimp, then this is exactly what you need. The larger ones won't work because the water level will be too low for the shrimp. This is ideal for that.If it's mixed, sometimes buy one way and sometimes the other, then I'd stick with this. It's easier to drain some than to work around there being too little if you can't just randomly add more. That is the point of acclimation after all.For food, this would be the size I'd use to take lunch to work if that helps.For the quality of the dish itself, obviously I haven't tried putting it in the microwave, but I did lid it with water in it and some moss balls (thankfully no animals) and it took a header off a table thanks to a curious cat. It landed on carpeting. It didn't break. The lid did not come off. It did not leak. I like how sturdy it is and how securely the lid stays on.