50 Pack [32 oz] Freezer Meal Prep Containers Reusable - Plastic Food Storage Containers with Lids, Dishwasher & Microwave Friendly, Warp-Resistant - Versatile Use for Meals, Leftovers & More

I went on a baking spree and needed decent sized containers to pack up and ship out to family and friends. I usually buy containers from Walmart, but this bulk amount was a great price and they were the perfect size for my baked goods. They sealed well and kept everything in good condition throughout the shipping process.I will definitely buy these again when I get another need to bake a bunch.

Finally I can send my kids home with left overs and not worry about containers. I can bring treats to work and leave the containers!

When I make casseroles, stuffed pepper, lasagna, etc. I generally cook enough for 3-4 meals for my husband and I. Although I have a few other containers, many of them are too shallow for the meals I cook. The only difference between the 32 oz. and 38 oz. containers is the height. The 38 oz. containers are .3 inches taller than the 32 oz. The actual interior measurement of both is 7" X 5". The height of the 38 oz. container is 2". Although 2" doesn't sound like much, I have had no problems in freezing any of the foods I have made. There is even enough space for dishes with gravies, like stuffed collard leaves, lasagna, and any of the casseroles I have made.When shopping for additional containers, I had a difficult time finding some that were higher since most include the height of the container with the cover on. Since I use containers to freeze meals, I don't use the covers. I put the filled containers into freezer bags and vacuum seal them. If the covers were used for freezing, the contents would very quickly develop freezer burn due to the air space above the food. Since I don't use the covers, I can't attest as to whether or not they seal.When I first saw this product that includes 50 containers, I thought it was much more than I could use, but I have already used almost half of them. I have microwaved frozen foods in all them with no problems, and also put them in the dishwasher for cleaning.UPDATE 08/09/22:I have been using these containers for over 6 months to freeze meals for two. After I fill the containers, I put them in vacuum sealer bags, vacuum seal them, and freeze them. At this point, I have quite a variety of meals to warm in the microwave on nights I don't feel like cooking. In general, cooking enough for 4 meals doesn't take much more time than cooking enough for 1 meal. By cooking in quantity, you will eventually have a good selection of meals that you don't have to cook. To reheat in the microwave, cut off one end of the freezer bag, and thaw and reheat in the microwave on a power of 3 for usually 20-25 minutes. By reheating on a low power, the food is as good as it was when you first made it. I have added a picture of my premade meals. At this time, I have a variety of over 30 meals.At this point, I am very happy with this purchase and would recommend these containers for the purposes I described above. If my opinion changes, I will definitely update this review.I hope this review was helpful for you.

So I have been meal planning now for almost two weeks, I prep and store individually, best part is you grab it from the freezer straight to the microwave and then serves as a container to eat from as well, love love my purchase, definitely worth the money and saves and non reusable containers

Great containers for leftovers, to give food to family, as a lunch container!

Do what they're made for. Re washable.

They make meals prep easy and organized.

I bought these for our church ladies cookie exchange. Everyone was able to take home at least two dozen cookies with the lid still fitting on tight. These are also great in the kitchen for leftovers. I have put them in the dishwasher top rack but I usually wash by hand.