8 Pack 36oz Large Glass Meal Prep Containers with lids, Glass Food Storage Containers with Leak Proof Snap Lock Lids , Airtight Bento lunch Boxes, Kitchen Storage, Oven, Freezer and Dishwasher Safe

Good Quality
I love these. I use them daily for leftovers or for ingredient prep. Love the glass so I know plastic isn’t leeching into my food! They stack into each other to save room, but still take up a decent amount of room. Lid locks on easy enough, but sometimes you have to adjust it because it won’t align if you’re not paying attention. Not a super big issue though, more so user error. All around these are great! Would buy again for sure.

Good waterproof-sealing, spacious, sturdy glass food storage containers.
Great food containers. Waterproof seal, large spacious containers for lots of food, and good design means they can stack on top of each other without sliding off. They’re good quality glass containers with plastic lids and I really like them a lot. Works great for transporting food, hot or cold.

8 pack 36oz
They are good quality and work well. Very secure packaging and nothing broken. Definately worth the price!

A kindness to future you!
Food prep for the win! It is a great luxury to be able to grab some already-cut-up watermelon when I want a snack. Cutting it up makes such a mess. Better to do it only once. A kindness to future me.I am very happy with these containers. Handles on each side snap onto the rim to secure the lid. A thick gasket keeps them sealed.I have had other containers that work the same way but are very hard to close, and very hard to open. These are much easier, but still seem secure. I would not trust them for something like tossing your lunch into a backpack, because if one of the tabs got jarred loose the food might leak out. I would suggest keeping them upright, especially with liquids. (I have not had any experience with them leaking or coming apart – just being cautious, based on the way they work.) But for storing food at home they are awesome.Cleaning them is easy. The gasket pulls right out, so the channel under it can be washed, and even the little handles pop off easily from just the right angle, so everything can be thoroughly cleaned. I put the glass containers in the dishwasher, and wash the lids by hand.They are available in a variety of sizes and colors. I got the 36-ounce ones which seem right for everything I need. This size holds about two servings of pasta, two servings of watermelon, etc. I even used them to bake a sheet cake, but I divided it between three of the containers. That meant each small cake stayed fresh longer. Being able to stack them saves space. As we ate the cake we were able to reclaim space in the refrigerator, rather than having a mostly-empty 8” x 13” pan taking up a whole shelf.I didn’t make different cakes that time, but it would be possible to do three variations – one with nuts, one with sliced apples, and one plain, for instance. I avoid onions, but my husband loves them. With smaller baking dishes like this we can make a single recipe of something like baked pasta, but divided into two dishes – mine with no onions, and his with plenty. Just as easy as making it in one dish, and it stores better in the refrigerator.They hold much more than random round bowls, and having eight that are all alike means they stack more neatly for storing and use space more efficiently in the refrigerator. Plus you can Bake and store meals in The same container rather than messing up your pretty lasagna or cake to put it into a plastic storage thing. (Plus, the food is never in a plastic dish – only the lid is plastic.) And they can go right into the microwave or oven to cook or reheat a meal. Fewer dishes to wash, and better for presentation.They do take up a good bit of room to store. They do not nest. I cleaned out the large drawer where we keep this kind of thing to make room. I kept all the good stuff, and had plenty of room for these. I store all the good containers with their lids on, stacked neatly in the drawer. That project took a couple of hours, but the results are worth it and now everything is very usable. All my mismatched containers with missing lids have been retired to the garage for parts cleaning, plaster mixing, etc.I have also used these to cut up a bunch of bell peppers – another pain in the neck that’s better done in one go, store leftover pasta so I only have to cook a big batch, and hold smoked salmon from Costco, which makes an oily mess on the cutting board, so I can cut little bits off right in the dish.Sometimes having exactly the right thing makes all the difference!