Glass Meal Prep Containers - 4-Pack 35 Oz. 3 Compartment Bento Box Lunch Containers | Bento Lunch Box Portion Control Containers | 3 Compartment Food Containers

After seeing one of our favorite fit Instagrammers post these up in their stories with a link, I ordered two packs of the 3-compartment containers (8 containers total) and LOVE them. The shipping and packaging was immaculate and the customer service/follow-up was also wonderful. These containers are beautiful and easy to clean! The compartment separators are only on the top (no gaps on the bottom = no crevices to clean) which makes dish washing a lot easier than I had anticipated. The quality is top notch - I would definitely recommend this to anyone. I'm usually not a review writing type of person but I believe this product and the company that sells it deserves it. The product itself is so convenient for our meal preps. We have been putting it to good use doing Whole30!

These containers work very well. The lids close very well and there is no leaking.When I opened the box one of the dishes was abnormal. The lid would not close on one side. I emailed the company and received a response within 30 minutes. The customer service rep was very nice and told me I wouldbr receiving another set of glass meal prep containers at no charge. Within 4 days I received them in the mail. The dishes were very well made and the customer service was amazing.

So I got my meal prep containers and I love them! Firstly, they came on time, second the packaging was on point. Every container was bubble wrapped along with proctective plastic on the covers and the inside of the containers themselves. The covers are made of hard plastic. The containers are solid glass and big enough for a proper meal. The covers fit snuggly on the containers and the dividers go high enough to prevent food from shifting and mixing. They also came with a few small sauce cups. I would definitely buy these again! Totally love them.

I like how sturdy and thick the glass is, doesn’t feel cheap. Even the inside glass walls. However, I did notice when I finished meal prepping my lunch this evening, the elongated side of the plastic top does not “snap” very well to the glass. It’s almost like the lip on the glass is not wide enough, it just pops off without much force at all. The short sides seem to be okay, but I’m curious to see in the morning if the longer sides will have “popped off” by themselves while sitting in the fridge overnight. The little sauce cups and labels that come with the containers seem pretty great, can’t wait to have a use for them. They do not have the utinsel compartment as one of the videos show, not a big deal to me as I keep plastic ware at my office. But in case that is a selling feature to someone, these do not have that.

I am delighted with these three compartment food storage containers. They are awesome. I like how sturdy and thick the glass is. I am going to buy some more to give to our best friends. I do recommend to buy them. The only thing I would like to be improved is that the inside walls are not tall enough so that food doesn't spill over between compartments. They come with little sauce cups and labels and also a spare lid.

These are very nice containers with 3 deep compartments. They are good for packing several different food items because they have the separate compartments. I also really like that they come with little cups for sauces and dips. The lids fit very tightly. At first I thought they were a little too hard to close but after use they are easy. I do put the lids on the top rack of my dishwasher even though it says not to. They have been fine so far and I figure that even if it shortens the life of them a little, the convenience is worth it.

I love these containers. Rather than force myself to eat leftovers every day until they're gone, I can freeze them and then pop them in the oven when I'm in the mood for that meal again.Here's what works for me: Fill the compartments with leftovers, and then press plastic wrap down until there's no air between the wrap and the food. This seems to help avoid the formation of ice crystals. Place a contents label on the plastic wrap and then put on the lid on and put the container in the freezer. When you're ready to eat it, set the oven to 350F, remove the lid and plastic wrap and cover loosely with aluminum foil, and bake for about 20 minutes before checking the progress. After that, it depends what you're cooking. I sometimes run a spatula around the inside edges to prevent sticking, stir whatever needs stirring, and then put it back in the oven with or without the foil.You could probably even eat right out of the container, but I'm always too impatient to let it cool enough.The lids seem to do well in the top rack of the dishwasher, although it's not really necessary to do more than rinse them since the plastic wrap usually keeps them from getting any food on them. The glass dishes clean well in the dishwasher.I just ordered a second set -- the ones with 2 compartments. I wish I'd brought some to my brother's 50th birthday party last night, because I'd have come back home with easy-to-make meals for weeks. :)

Bought them to make a lunch of crackers, cheese, and fruit, and absolutely love it. High quality, easy to clean, glass, divided slots, and big enough to use for other types of meals.