Small Collapsible Silicone Containers, Perfect for Snacks, Travel, Space-Saving Storage, Set of 4

I purchased these storage containers to take on a hiking trip. We took only the two smallest sizes, as carrying all four would have taken up too much space in our carryon-sized luggage. Every day, we ate breakfast out of the bowls, washed them and filled them with lunch items or snacks, and then used them again for eating dinner. Their small size fit well in our hiking backpacks, but they were large enough to hold what we wanted to carry.The lids snap on easily, the bowls collapse easily, and all the bowls nest inside each other when they are collapsed. They worked brilliantly for our vacation, and we did not have to use single-use or disposable items.

These silicone containers are well made. Love that they collapse when empty. They are a great asset on my boat, where glass containers aren’t as practical.

Replacing old Rubbermaid. These are a good choice. They take less space when storing. The expandable space for nuking, refrigerator or counter top storage can be adjusted as the volume of what is stores gets used. Making more room in the fridge. The venting is useful and the colored ring keeps the container stable. Also these are light weight for people who have difficulty with heavy containers like children and seniors. The assorted sizes are well chosen. Thank you!

They are definitely space savers. I love being able to have the lids attached to the containers. Nice and neat. My first experience wasn't a good one though. I'm used to pushing down on a lid to snap it on. I did that with this and the container collapsed. I had peaches all over the counter. Totally my fault. Lids snap on with very little pressure.

Love the space saving these provide. I bought these to replace the glass containers I use to store my kids’ food after my toddler broke a glass container. These are great bc they are lightweight, sturdy, freezer and microwave safe, and easy to clean. I ended purchasing more. Great product.

So...I bought this because it was advertised as 100% silicone, but it's not. Maybe I didn't look closely enough.Info from the seller (in Amazon Questions section) is:Container Base is made of 100% Food Grade Silicone, is BPA Free and Non Toxic.Container lid is made of non-toxic Polypropylene (PP) Durable, flexible, heat-resistant.One addition (by me) to the seller info:The container base has a very hard rim around the top of it that feels to be of the same plastic material substance as the lid.My conclusion: this product is not 100% silicone.Further info I discovered while digging through this rabbit hole:This lid is made of non-toxic Polypropylene (PP) Durable, flexible, heat-resistant.Pretty positive info on PP safety from internet:Polypropylene (PP) is usually considered safe for humans. It is considered the safest of all plastics; it is a robust heat-resistant plastic. Because of its high heat tolerance, it is unlikely to leach even when exposed to warm or hot water. It is approved for use with food and beverage storage. It can be re-used safely and used with hot beverages.However, a few studies have reported that it can leach plastic additives. It is less likely to contain fillers, plasticizers, and additives compared with many other plastics, but they may still be present.Several safety organizations including the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) do not find PP to be carcinogenic according to its Safety Data Sheet.PP is very similar to polyethylene but has higher resistance to heat, which is why it is often used for food packaging and food storage bags and containers.Not great based on potential health effects of PP:Although PP is relatively stable and generally considered a safer plastic for food and drink, it has also been shown to leach plastic additives. In one study, pure PP resin did not leach any endocrine-disrupting chemicals, but common food containers made with PP did leach. Leaching from plastic food containers is increased with heat, duration of contact, and acidity of the food or drink. Therefore, consider how the item is being used and how you will be exposed to it. For example, a water bottle made of PP that has only brief contact with the water is less likely to leach than a container used to store hot tomato soup. (https://www.medicinenet.com/is_polypropylene_toxic_to_humans/article.htm - link to info on PP toxicity at Medicine Net)____I assume leaching will occur less with these containers as most food in the container will be with silicone....

I purchased these specifically to store dry goods during road trips. They are lighter than glass or stainless steel and collapse to save space as ingredients diminish. I avoid putting oily foods in them to keep them from degrading, discoloring, and/or absorbing strong smells, so they are holding up really well. I am planning to purchase small ones for snacks on the go for ski days, mountain bike rides, etc.

These containers are just perfect! They are collapsable, they look great, they close nicely, great for the hot or cold food. I haven't tried it on my dishwasher but the top is not silicone so it can't take the heat. REALLY GOOD QUALITY AND FIRM!

Bought these to try them, liked them so much that I donated all my containers and bought move of these type. Hardly take up room in the drawer. When saving food I love that you push down the lid until air is gone from container!!