PrepNaturals 50 Pack Meal Prep Containers – 50 Pack of 25 Oz 100% BPA-free Plastic Meals Storage Containers with Lids – Reusable Plastic Containers with Lids – Dishwasher Protected Lunch Containers

Excellent quality & value, size great for a sandwich, salad, 1 or 2 servings of food
Description says “Disposable Containers” and the cost is 40 cents each. I see them as permanent (for me), but wouldn’t lose sleep if I left it at someone’s house or disposed while on a trip. Worked very well in microwave and dishwasher, so I’ll trust them on freezer too. Recycle triangle says PP = Polypropylene, one of the safer kinds of plastics.Lids ARE a good, snug fit. I left it loose for the microwave. Plus: each lid has a rectangular area to put on a 3.75″ x 1.75″ label (I love it) or write on with a permanent marker.Dimensions: With lid, each is 4 5/8″ x 6 3/4″ x 2 1/4″. They looked a little small, but each holds 3 cups of water (gravy, soup, stew, jello, etc.) with a little extra room (1 more oz). So the description is accurate. A 6″ sub or turkey wrap fits nicely. My wraps are 7+” in diameter and I just tuck the ends in and the container holds the sandwich in = no need to use a toothpick. For reference, a 12 oz soda can fits in with room to spare, but the diameter just fits. My point is the size is right for one or two servings of food. a sandwich, or a salad. For a ton of leftovers or party food, use multiple containers. They stack and fit in fridge better than the round containers. Empty containers stack together to minimize space.Lastly, I like the transparency for food and non-food items. I’m starting to use a few for pens and pencils, paper clips, etc. Will definitely reorder, after I work my way through 50!*** Follow-up 30 days later: still love them. Maybe not “permanent”, one has a small crack on the lip (for sealing, not inside where the food is) AFTER (ab)using it for at least 10 times. I might have stepped on it. A little light weight in the dishwasher, so one flips over and comes out filled with water — the other 4 or so stay face down. Lids dishwash easily and clean. They microwave really well, with cover on, but partly open or loose. FYI: Not just reheat. I cooked scrambled eggs in one and it worked really well. Spayed inside with no-stick spray, cooked 1 minute, stirred, until done. Serve and store. Maybe beyond what they were designed for, but worked for me. Less to wash.

Must have!!
I regularly have leftovers and guests!! I LOVE these because I can write on the outside of leftovers to tell me what’s in the container and the date I put it in there. They’re inexpensive so if something does go bad I don’t feel bad throwing the entire container away. They’re great for sending leftovers or meals to other people because I don’t worry about getting them back. I’m always sending them with college kids. They are extremely durable. I’ve used them in the microwave and top and bottom rack of the dishwasher with no issues ever! They’re sturdy. They all fit together nicely in the cabinet, lids stack and obviously the bottoms all fit together too so my cabinet is never messy and I’m never digging for lids. I use these to take for lunches too. They’re not completely spill proof, but pretty good for taking a lunch hot or cold. Really really love these!!! The lids are easy to get on and off too which is a plus. I’ve had over 100 of these and have only had one lid corner break and I think that was because it got stepped on in the back seat of a car, but other than that, never had an issue!!!

its okay
Pros:The uniform size, shape, and presentation is nice. Can hold around 16 oz of food no leaks and stack neatly. No tacky colored top or bumpy finish that weakens the container.The seal is also very tight and reliable without too much complex or sharp geometry. For example, i hate glad containers at the groccery store because the giant lip on the box is sharp, the matching divot on the top is hard to clean, the bumpy areas are weak, the seal is weak and unreliable, and they usually come in circles or a thousand different shapes and sizes that i dont need and wastes space per package.Cons: the plastic is weak and can warp sometimes. I have not had as many problems as other commenters with this it seems, but its still kind of true. I probably have to trash one or two every month or so. Never had issues with cracks though.The plastic is very prone to stains and grease. Once a curry has gone in, the box is done. When hand washing, i have to be very through and careful with the boxes and use baking soda to ensure no grease sticks around. This is annoying. I use dawn, which is honestly the best brand for cutting grease and sometimes boxes still come out greasy. If the plastic was a little more thick, and didnt warp in the dishwasher sometimes, i might have forgiven this.Conclusion: you really have to take care of these things. Makes cooking prep a breeze, but cleaning a hassle. If you do take care, they hold up well in return though.

Hole maybe 16 oz if lucky every thin and small not what was advertised

Worth it