Freshware Food Storage Containers [240 Set] 32 oz Plastic Deli Containers with Lids, Slime, Soup, Meal Prep Containers | BPA Free | Stackable | Leakproof | Microwave/Dishwasher/Freezer Safe

I use these daily in my bakery for prepping powders and liquids, and they’ve been fantastic. The lids snap on securely—no leaks, ever. They clean up beautifully and stack without taking up too much space. Honestly, they’ve become one of the best purchases I’ve made for streamlining my workflow. Highly recommend for any serious baker or market vendor.

I used to work in a restaurant kitchen and these were used for everything, from prepped veggies to water cups filled with ice in a hot kitchen. I have a big family and, so I cook a lot and I also prep cook a lot to help get dinners made faster during the week. You can store everything in these things and stay fresh so long. I bought every size!

I buy food in bulk bags & meats from a local restaurant supply warehouse (not Costco) at great bulk discounts. Portioning large packages (8 lb oats, 6 dozen eggs, gallon heavy cream, No 10 can of pineapple rings, Flour/Sugar/Corn meal, etc...) into 32oz containers and splitting between long-term storage freezer, kitchen freezer and fridge works great. Containers pack together tightly where original packages are oddly shaped and waste freezer space. Use white board black markers for content/date marking.

If you live alone or with just a spouse or roomie, then you know how difficult making a single meal and how making a casserole or lasagna or spaghetti or chili makes so much more than you can eat in one meal, THESE containers are a God-send. I love chili, no matter whether it’s cold or hot weather. I make a huge pot of chili and then using these I have meals for 4-6 days. Leftovers veggies, fruits or whatever stay fresh and just as they were at their making. Can’t go wrong with these!

Received one that was broken.Size/ Design/ Prepping:These are your atypical take-out containers.Used them for freezing soups and works okay AS LONG AS you do not overfill the container.You can stack them, however they won’t fit in a standard freezer that way; in a chest freezer yes and again so long as you do not overfill them. Expect the liquid in them to expand.

Very handy. I dropped a ball of kitchen twine in one and threaded it through a slit I made in the top. I was using Mason jars for storage, but these are much cheaper, if perhaps not as airtight.

These pleasantly surprised me with their quality. They’re made from sturdy, decent-quality plastic, and I now use them daily. The lids close snugly, they're a good size, and they’ve been a great help with food storage and meal prep. I definitely recommend these over more expensive food storage options. They work brilliantly.

Perfect size for storing and freezing out prep sauces for long term. We make a big batch of calorie restricted sauces and store them in the freezer to use as needed. Great value and easy to use.