50 Pack 35 oz Paper Food Containers with Lids, Paper Meal Prep Containers with Lids, Microwavable and Freezer Storage Use Cardboard Food Containers

These food storage containers have been a total lifesaver! They’re the perfect size for portioning meals, and they hold up beautifully in both the fridge and freezer. The lids snap on securely with no leaks, and cleanup is a breeze. Exactly what I needed to keep my meal prep organized and stress-free!

We love these. They’re the perfect size for meal prep on a diet for volume eating or when you just want to get your entire pot of chili into 2-3 containers. They’re freeze and microwave which we love and stackable.

I was impressed with these little gems, no more stealing my containers, family takes left overs home in these little guys, they are sturdy, and hold quite a bit.

These are sturdy and don’t soak thru at all. The deep size fits 2 baked apples (and everyone asks me for baked apples). No sketchy plastic, no aluminum, no container to wash and return this chucks straight into the compost for a clean kitchen and clean planet

50 Pack 35 oz Take Out Food Containers With Lids, Large Rectangle Kraft Paper Food Container with Clear Lid, Microwavable and Freezer Storage Use Take Out Lunch Box ContainerI'm happy with these kraft takeout containers, which I got for baked gifts, but I've also used for freezer storages and lunches. They're perfect for baked gifts--they make for an attractive presentation and keep cookies, homemade candies and snack mixes, etc., fresh and protected from crushing. The paper is easy to decorate with stickers or washi, or to to just write a note. The clear lids make for an attractive presentation of tempting goodies.The construction is like an ice cream carton, except the lid is more like a drink lid, clear plastic. It's not going to keep food as fresh as, say, tupperware, or a tin, but it's not bad for a couple of days, just right for holiday or birthday goodies that are going to get eaten quickly, or for bake sales, etc. They're uncoated cardboard, so they're best for foods that are fairly dry--or for short-term storage (e.g., packed the night before or morning of lunch). They're good for salads, thick pastas, rice bowls, but I wouldn't use them for soup, greasy sauces, etc. The clear lids make them easy to identify if you forget to label, but the uncoated kraft makes them very easy to label.

These are so much better than plastic reusables. Plastic always ends up in the landfill or recycling bin no matter how hard you try to take care of it. These are fully compostable and the perfect size for work lunches. The lids stay in place. They don't leak or bleed through. Highly recommend.

Very sturdy and great value! I made soups, rice dishes and more for postpartum care. They stack nicely in freezer and we wrote dates on the lid. Perfect! I have a lot left over!

These are amazing !Will hold upTo multiple uses