Deli Plastic Food Containers with Airtight Lids [50 Sets], Leakproof Slime Small Combo Pack [Reusable, Storage, Disposable, Meal Prep, Soup, Microwaveable & Freezer Safe] (8oz)

I use these deli containers for leftovers and to take lunch to the office, and they’ve been fantastic. The airtight lids keep food fresh and prevent leaks, making them perfect for soups and meal prep. They’re microwaveable, freezer-safe, and durable enough to reuse, yet affordable enough to dispose of when needed. The 32oz size is ideal for portioning meals, and having 50 sets ensures I always have one on hand. They’ve made storing and transporting food so much easier.

I don’t know if you got those containers from a different source or whatever but these ones are awesome. I would continue to use them.

I love these containers. I've had them about 8 months now and I will never use anything else. These bad boys are so convenient, I purchased both the 32, 16 and 8 ounce. Here's why they're awesome - convenient, everything fits in one of these, the 16 ounce ones are perfect for cut fruit/veggies, snacks etc - i pre-portion and store these items in these containers and its so easy for everyone to grab what they want and use the container as their bowl. They're pretty durable too, these have been used as dog water bowls, thrown in the dishwasher every single time, used to heat up food, had hot food put in them (they never warped),basically, i have been absolutely reckless with these and while a few have cracked and I had to toss them, I still have a ton. Great for sending food home with people or for baked goods because they're so cheap, you don't really care if you get it back AND because its a deli container, most assume they dont have to return so no more weird "can I have my Tupperware back" talks. I store dry goods and all our dog treats in these as they're air tight and keep things much fresher than the regular plasticware. They stack nicely in the fridge or freezer and save lots of space, the lids match each size and because they're stackable in the pantry too, you save space and no more shelves and shelves of Tupperware; it looks nicely organized. I really love these deli containers and I think you would too!

Overall, a very affordable and practical solution to kitchen ingredient storage that provides tremendous value. What I love about these, is the fact they stack really well when both empty and full. They all share the same lid too, so there's no searching for the right lid either. Perfect for pantries and storing items like flour, sugar, etc. They're also rather water tight too and can hold liquids well. They're pretty easy to clean. I usually toss them in the top rack of my dishwasher and they come out fine. Being each one only costs a few cents, I can easily give them away when using them for handing out leftovers after meal gatherings and not stress when they break.

Perhaps a lifetime supply for us, but these containers are working out great. Hot to fridge/freezer and dishwasher safe @ our water temperature. Lids fit securely without any leaks. Great way to share leftovers without worrying about getting them back.

We developed a love for these durable, sturdy containers ever since we would bring home hot-n-sour soup from our local chinese restaurant (now closed), & even AFTER years of still having them, & sharing some with others, we had to find a way to order more. We chose Amazon and couldn't be happier. These containers are just like the said containers from the Chinese restaurant. We love them! They are so useful and they are plastic ♺ #5, which is the safest plastic to choose for hot foods, to best avoid leaching chemicals into your foods. These seal wonderfully and are leak-proof. It took a big relief of off limited cupboard space full of different bags that would also try to lose their seal, so we like to keep all of our ingredients really FRESH with these containers instead & stack them for WAY more room in our small kitchen. We shelf store things in them such as flours, powdered sugar, flaxseeds, baking soda, etc. They are also excellent for leftovers, especially leftover chicken broth that needs to cool, so you can discard the circular grease cap at the top the next day, then transfer the broth only into freezer bags & freeze. Can i just say it one more time?.. I lov.....ok, you get the point.

I really like these containers. They are a great size and the lids seal VERY tightly. Never had one pop open when sealed. I run these through the dishwasher but the lids are made of different material and will warp a little (still usable though). They still hold up well for many, many times through the dishwasher. I use them in the microwave, in the freezer and refrigerator. Don't expect them to last forever. Even Suckerware goes bad at some point. These are a great deal for getting a lot of containers.

I love these containers - they stack so nicely and they are great for storing items. I bought a set in 2020 and I'm still using them for everything. Broth in the freezer, leftovers in the fridge, dog treats on the counter, screws while working on a project, random small items I don't want to loose, as small mixing bowls for scrambled eggs, etc. I have washed in the dishwasher without an issue - but I usually wash by hand because I use a Sharpe marker on the lids to label and that scrubs right off with a minimal amount of elbow grease. I don't really microwave them - if stuff is frozen in them I just run hot water around the outside and pop the contents into a glass bowl. As for breaking, that has only happened when I have done such brilliant things like trying to stab through cold butter with a knife. Nice thing is that if you do crack the bowl the lid can take the place of other lost lids for all the sizes. Currently back to buy more - planning on getting rid of a lot of the other containers I have in my Tupperware cabinet since they more often than not are broken or missing a unique lid.

I was a bit skeptical at first about the leak-proof claim of these disposable containers, but I have to say, the material really surprised me. These containers are so tough and reliable that I've been able to reuse them multiple times. They've definitely proved to be really useful, so I thought you might be interested in giving them a go as well.