Ziploc Twist N Loc Leak-Proof Food Storage Containers, Small, 9 Count | Small Size, Twist-to-Seal Lids, Meal Prep Ready, Freezer, Microwave and Dishwasher Safe, BPA-Free, 9 Count

What can I say ? They are Ziplok. 16oz (2 cups), just right for left overs (single household) and can go in the freezer, refrigerator and microwave. NOT for use on the stove or in the oven. They work great for dry items, cereal, beans , some pasta shapes and other uses around the house, buttons for seamstress types, marbles for kids and so on. Air tight and top rack dish washer safe.

Love these screw-lidded containers. You are assured they are closed and locked, no spills, see-through and easy to see what you have inside. Great in the fridge or freezer or for dry storage items - dog treats in the car for example. Always have these containers on hand.

These seem to be a perfect size for a lot of our leftovers etc. We had some of the same prior to this purchase and they've lasted a very long time. Just remember to not store something like tomato sauce in them or they get pitted. They're very easy to hand wash which is a huge plus for me. They stack nicely as well.

Great value. Hard to find. Just the right size. I find them very useful.

These are the best containers. Easy to open and close, they don’t leak. They stack easily in my cabinet. Great for packing breakfast to take to work.

I use these to store nuts, snacks, candy, etc after the bag has been opened. My kids (and husband) have a hard time closing food bags completely, and these air tight containers help keep food fresh and keep them from spilling all over! Glass is not a great storage option for us right now with kids and tile floors (iykyk), but these are perfect. We have dropped them, and the lid stays securely on. They are thick enough not to crack easily. Regular plastic containers’ lids would pop off, and my kids often didn’t get the lids popped on correctly in the first place even with the containers with the locking tabs! Those tabs also loosen and break over time too. I really LOVE the screw on lids. I have not used these in the freezer and don’t plan to. I do not put hot items in them either. I haven’t had an issue with odor because of the types of foods I have used them for.

We've purchased lots of different plastic and glass containers for meal prep. These are the best option for us. They are large enough to fit a small portion of food and the screw on lid keeps everything under the lid. No leaking containers or broken side clips. I use them for yogurt/cottage cheese portions and fruit cups. Very light and easy to pack. Will buy these again and again.

Can’t find these in stores anymore. Use these to store food in freezer.

3 pack x 3 for $5.97 I think is really good value. Can't compare dollar store containers to these; the quality is just not the same. The plastic is hard and feels very sturdy. The twisting lid is secure and leak-proof. They can be used in freezer, dishwasher, and microwave is just a bonus. They are "Small", but are still a very good size that hold a lot. Very happy with them!

High quality containers which don't leak.

These little containers are perfect for my homemade overnight oats. I pre-make all of the dry ingredients and store them in these little containers in the pantry until we’re ready to use them. They seal well and don’t leak in lunchboxes after you add the milk.Great product and great price for the amount as well.

One of many sets of containers I have purchased. Well made, one small problem...if used for the freezer, the lid becomes loose as the container contracts. Lids have to be retightened after the contents have been frozen. Otherwise the contents will freezer burn.

The small size of these containers is excellent for freezing soup portions or portions of stew and other meals. They are a suitable adult portion size and stack easily in the freezer. There is plenty of flat space on the lid to add a label. The twist lid is much better than the snap on type, since those can often break after repeated freezing. These containers are a little brittle when frozen (if you drop a frozen one it will likely crack) but that's often the case with plastic. I always have 20-30 of these in the freezer with different soups so I can easily grab one and heat it for my lunch.