Bstask Glass Containers & Lids Set, 4 Glass Containers with Snap Locking Lids, Reusable 1040ml-BPA-free Food Storage

Let me say I love the lids on these dishes! We have had similar dishes in the past that have had lids where the tabs break off within a short period of time, this is not going to happen with these beauties!Take a look at the review pictures and you'll see just how well designed these lids are, the fold down locking tabs are actually hinged so you'll never have a fatigued broken tab again! I have re-cycled so many tubs and dishes in the past because of broken plastic lid tabs and it seems such a waste.A firm 5 out of 5 stars for these great quality dishes 👍😃

A set of 2 multipurpose glass containers complete with plastic (non vented) click on lids.I chose these primarily for fridge storage but also to have the option to heat foods in the microwave when needed.So far other than handy fridge storage I've used them in the microwave (minus lid) to cook frozen jacket potatoes, vegetables & single portion meals, no issues.In my experience, from microwaving the glass while warm did not become too hot to hold. *Obviously not the case with oven cooking.Hand washed them after use.The thickened Borosilicate glass containers seem strong, look smart and are easy to hold.The plastic lids are secured by 4 snap clips. I did find a clip occasionally clicked back open, usually though when I hadn't pressed it down hard enough, generally the seals are tight.The well made glass containers seem ideal for food storage and heating single (or multiple childrens sized) servings of savoury or sweet dishes. Preferable to plastic tubs which can perma stain with some sauces etc.Coming with a cleaning pad, for me these glass containers will become a kitchen staple, be it for food storage or reheating/heating leftovers/smaller meal portions/veg etc.

A set of two really good glass containers (with a sponge to clean them included which is nice). They're well made with thick glass and are very sturdy.They're a lovely single portion size for food so great for using for leftovers or taking with you to work with some pasta in, a baked potato or a nice salad etc. They are microwave safe so if you do put cold pasta in them (for example), it's very easy to heat up. They're also not too bulky so slot into a fridge fine.The bowls are glass but the lids are plastic. It's fine, just something to be aware of. They're very secure and air tight anyway and each lid has 4 strong snap shut clips on them to stop things getting in or out. These have suffered no leakage, not even slightly.They're easy to maintain and look after too as not only as they dishwasher safe but you can just wash them in warm soapy water and they're fine.Really like these, recommended.

This twin pack of glass storage containers also comes with a helpful dish scrubber. They're a little smaller then what I'd usually use but still plenty big enough to fit my lunch in for work.the base is made from a thick clear glass, and the lids are made of plastic.The lids are held on by 4 hinged clips which located and clip shut very easily. The seal is really thick and makes a perfect seal all the way around the container.I haven't yet tried the dishwasher however they come up like new when scrubbed with some dish soap after use. The lids feel very durable.

Turns out 680ml is quite small! These are rather tiny! They measure approx 17.5cm x 13cm x 5.5cm, so are really for small portions of things.The glass feels and looks like decent quality.The plastic lid has 4 snaps that all work well. When you place the lid on, it has a very shallow lip, so it's not very clear that it's "on" in the correct place. But if you slow down and really tune in, you can feel it's positioned correctly. It would have been better if the lip were deeper to make this more obvious.The lid has a silicone tube around the perimeter to give a better seal. It does mean that to clean the lid properly you have to de-construct it, clean inside the nooks and crannies where the silicone tube goes, clean the tube, and then re-construct everything. It's a little more work to clean than a non-silicone-tube lid.Weight-wise, because they are made of glass, they are a bit weighty, as you'd expect.Overall, if you're looking for a very small container, I think these are pretty good. Not perfect, but pretty good. There may be slightly better ones out there with lids that fit more easily.

These glass storage containers are so useful. I use mine to store my fruit as soon as I buy it/bring home/shopping is delivered to make them last longer. They are made from a thick glass and are microwave and dishwasher safe. The plastic lids lock into place to keep your food fresh for longer which will save you money in the long run.

I got these primarily for storing soft fruit in the fridge to try and extend their life a little bit longer and they are perfect. They look really nice and the seal is good. The best thing is they are glass rather than plastic - they have a good weight to them so the glass feels thick rather than thin and flimsy. I can't comment on how they fair in a microwave as I didn't buy them for that purpose and I don't know how they hold up in a dishwasher as I don't have one (well I do but it's my husband!!!) but they are perfect for what I need them for.

I have received 2 glass dishes with plastic clip on lids. I was a bit worried about the size of dishes as they appeared to be small. However I have washed them before first use and decided to use it for some leftover dinner. Then only did I realise that size is actually perfect for a lunch or some left overs to be placed in them. Plastic lids have a white rubber seal to prevent leakage. I have placed lids on the top of dish and clipped the clip on sides. It was easy to do so.I think these are great glass dishes, I have some reservations on how long the lids will be leak profe and how long clip on sides will function as intended. So far I'm really happy with them and glad that i will be able to use them as lunch box to take to the office as I really was not keen on plastic ones. Would I purchase it again? YES.