Nationwide Paper 4oz 50Pcs Clear Round Hinged Pots with Lids, Deli Pots, Perfect for Takeaways, Restaurants, Chutney, Ketchup Container & Hinged Sauce Pots

I am blessed with an extreme picky eater (ARFID) child who can't have any food items touching each other and also has multiple allergies and has to have a packed lunch, and another who also has multiple allergies and packed lunches but requires many varieties of sauces and wet things in her lunches and now I think just expects ketchup only comes in little pots, so we get through a LOT of disposable condiment pots in this household. These ones are very good. They are good quality and the 1 oz size are perfect for packed lunches to hold ketchup / mayo / salad dressing, etc. The larger sizes would be good for yoghurt etc. The lids are hinged, which I personally find annoying as they get in the way once opened, but that's a personal preference thing. The plus side is you're less likely to lose them I suppose, which is good as these are sturdy enough to get a few uses out of them if you're careful with rewashing. They've survived the dishwasher, so I'm delighted - always makes me feel marginally better about plastic sauce pots when I can reuse them as many times as possible before getting a new one out. Also had absolutely no issues opening and reclosing them - both my 7 and 11 year old managed it with no issues.

These small BPA Free pots are mainly intended for catering, used for sauces, chutney, dips etc. and they will doubtless work fine for those intended purposes. We may use a few of them for dips and sauces but that wasn't really the main reason I ordered them.The pots are fairly rigid in their construction and are even listed as dishwasher-safe. The lids are attached by a small tab and the align very well when closing the lid. The lids do fit nice and snug with a reasonable grip when closed and good seal although you wouldn't want to throw them around much in a bag or box as the lids could quite easily pop open (unless you have secured them with tape etc.). For the price and design I am quite impressed with how rigid the pot part is and it resists squeezing very well. The strength and quality of construction makes them eminently reusable (which makes them better value).My wife does a huge amount of crafts and is forever looking for small containers for all manner of stuff... beads, pins, small faux gems, mixing paints and other semi-liquid substances, storing small amounts of moulding clay - so I knew that she'd find this bag of 50 pots extremely useful. In fact she has already used a few for mixing acrylic colours.The pots cost around 15p each which isn't bad but it's not ultra-cheap either. I have seen similar looking items for a little less, although I must say that I think cheaper alternatives probably wouldn't be as rigid in construction, or as reusable as these.Overall this is a good product and without a doubt the little pots will be very useful for many applications.

Good quality pots that hold the stated amount. Seem good quality and the lids being hinged is terrific so they don't fall off and get lost. Great for so many purposes I've tried e.g. taking small amounts of sauces on days out/holiday weekends/picnics. If you don't overfill the lids stay shut and no leaks under normal usage conditions, however if you stand on one they unsurpringly break easily - oops.For bonus usage also great for sharing out and storing slime if you know anyone who likes to play with that. Great value for money :)

What a great idea to construct these little pots with lids that can't be removed and therefore can't be lost! So disappointing that, once closed, they can't be opened again. 1st reaction: what a lot of pots (50)! Then ideas for various uses came popping up in my head. Then I tried closing one (a bit stiff, but I got there in the end). But after that I tried opening it again, and tried, and tried ... ! As I write, still no luck.As my main idea was to use these pots for mayo etc on picnics, I could imagine so clearly sitting wrenching at a lid for minutes on end, only at last to succeed with a violence that sent mayo everywhere. Not ideal! This is not a minor flaw, but IMO renders the pots completely useless.

I like that the lids are connected to the pots so they dont need storing in a weird way. Also, they stack very nicely. Unfortunately I didnt notice that they are only about 30ml in size so pretty useless unless you need a little pot of sauce on the regular.I am sure I will use them all eventually but as I work from home, its gonna be a long while. Would be perfect for crafts that require little storage things.

I got these to use as little sauce pots when I make various relish and chutneys with the garden produce. They are just the perfect size for this to give away as samples.The plastic is itself is of reasonable quality however I would only buy this again if it was just for single use. I was hoping to be able to reuse these containers are washing them out but have found that the plastic clasp that holds them togther doesn't really hold up to being opened and closed multiple times and can break quite easily. This was a little disappointing only because I was hoping to reuse them.

I seems weird to be giving some flimsy bits of plastic five stars but I can't fault these little pots.The 1oz size I got are ideal for mustard/sauce/whatever for a single person. They're clear plastic so it's easy to see what's in them if you're taking a few along. They come in one piece – so no losing lids when stored – and you just fold over the top and push down. You need to be careful to push down all the way around to make sure it seals properly, but once closed it is almost completely water tight. I half filled one with water and left it upside down and then on its side for an hour or so each and there was a small leak where the tab you use to pull the lid open again is. Just a drop though and they are not sold as being water-tight anyway.All in all these are much better than I actually expected. A few of them will be getting repurposed to store various little screws used for hard disks and motherboards in PCs. They're perfect for that too.