GladWare Soup & Salad Everyday Use, Medium Rectangle Storage, Standard, 24 Oz, 5 Count

These are the right size to send veggies in a lunch or to use to store leftovers in the fridge. They seal pretty good, but can leak. Seem to be well made and should last a long time.

Love the size. Perfect for freezer storage. Thick enough to put soup in, and it does not collapse. The quality is great, and it is leakproof.

GladWare Soup & Salad Food Storage Containers are perfect for everyday use! These containers are durable and provide a secure seal, keeping my food fresh and preventing spills. They are microwave-safe, dishwasher-safe, and freezer-friendly, making them incredibly convenient for meal prep and storage. The variety of sizes is great for different portions, and they stack neatly, saving space in my kitchen. Highly recommend these containers for anyone looking for reliable and versatile food storage solutions!

These are okay containers - they are not necessarily heavy duty, but the lids snap decently and are just the right size to stack two high on my refrigerator shelves.Side beef: If I try to buy two packs, it would take two weeks to arrive, but buying a single pack arrives in two days? Makes no sense. I'm just creating more work for someone by placing multiple orders to get the quantity I need.

Works great hot or cold. I routinely make stew or soup and I use these to store serving-sized portions in the refrigerator or freezer. I'm not sure how hot they can go, but they stand up just fine to a few minutes worth of reheating in the microwave.

We bought a bunch of these years ago. They worked great. Over time, we accumulated a number of other brands of similar containers, that "weren't quite the same" (either size or shape). Invariably I would be trying to put away some leftovers from dinner and I would have one brands bottom, and a different brand top. Frustration would ensue. Stacking them for storage was also always an issue where it worked, but not quite as it should.My mom had a bunch of Tupperware and other brands of reusable lidded containers when I was growing up. They worked great and did last a lot longer than these, but I think they cost 5-6 times more and if you damaged or lost part of one, you felt obligated to keep the other part "just in case", because they cost so much. I think that mindset carried forward to these, and my wife and I were always resistant to throwing them away.When I looked at the price on these, I realized I was being foolish. I took all the old ones and put them in a bag in the garage (in case my plan wasn't as smart as I thought), and replaced them with square and rectangle shaped Gladware containers. Two styles, one brand, DO NOT keep the "free" ones that come from the store going forward. When these get old remember to replace them and don't keep them once they start to get flimsy. Now that I've tested the plan, and confirmed that I'm brilliant, it's time to toss the bag of old ones.Repeat after me: DO NOT KEEP THE FREE ONES! REPLACE THESE WHEN THEY GET OLD AND WORN!

I searched for sandwich sized. These appeared. I should have been more careful because Amazon throws in unrelated items when I search. I was tired. I ordered them. There's nothing wrong with them so I will rate them a 5. I rate myself 0. I don't have anything nice to say about Amazon.

These are really small containers and I wished I took the time to measure the cups.