I was given some leftovers in this container and I love how it kept everything fresh and then heated up in the microwave when we were ready. SO easy to clean...dishwasher safe...no problem. I did put them both on the top. I then bought my own set, 20 of them for food leftovers and to take to people. I LOVE THESE!

Very responsive customer service team! I like how affordable and compact these containers are in comparison to other options we have tried. They allow for efficient storage in our frig after we've prepped for the week and store in a small space when waiting until the next prep day. We've been using these meal prep containers for a week without any leaks/damage in our lunch bags. Colors as pictures. Will buy again.

Bought this set for meal-prepping and to generally make fridge organization a lot easier. I love this set very much and use them every day for storing leftovers in addition to prepping. In fact, I used a couple of these guys yesterday for a picnic we went on! They are dishwasher safe but not with the heat setting so we often hand wash these instead or turn off the heat setting when we do use it. Stack easily and don't take up too much space. I'm a fan :)

My husband purchased these about the time we started our health journey. Great for a deboned chicken, sliced vegetables, enchiladas, just about everything. We can cook up a large meal and put in calorie counted boxes. They are also perfect for our RV. Whether camping or glamping, we can prep, store, and heat in these containers. They stack beautifully in the fridge or freezer.

useless because the lids don't fit also a couple of the bottom bentos were bent... so I will be contacting Sam's and I will be returning these items because I can't use them. very disappointed about them for my child who was going off to college and starting a new job so that she can make her lunch and save money but they're useless.

Yes, these are labeled as dishwasher safe, and I feel they are top-rack safe. There is a little bit of a bend after the dry cycle, but once the pieces are stacked, they straighten out. Looking at the price, ~$20 for 45 containers and 45 lids is about 45 cents per set. I don't think you can even get similar at the dollar store for even close. I do wish the containers were a little smaller. Other than meal prep, one of the reasons I bought these is to tuck in my bag when eating out, as about 90% of the time I bring home leftovers and I detest Styrofoam and single-use containers. The two-compartment container will work great for "doggy bag" purposes. If you want something that won't react to tomato sauce, or to heat, and last a long time, you might want glass storage containers with snap lids, but you'll pay a lot more for those. I think these are a nice middle ground. The set is large, so I'm using some and leaving some in the box to rotate in as needed. I really like these for gifting foods to friends. It's no big deal, like 50 cents, if you don't get your container back, and they do look nice.

I'm not sure WHAT on earth happened with the quality of these containers compared to their kids lunch containers. I will swear by the kids bentgo lunch containers, we are OBSESSED but these are garbage and I mean literally. That's where mine went. These are so cheap and flimsy. I have purchased probably 10 different meal prep container brands and this was by far the worst.

First of, the bag constantly falls over unless you have it packed FULL. Doesn't hold a water bottle upright. Containers are thin cheap plastic. They crack, break and stain easily. Other than falling over, the bag appears to be made well, just too aggravating to have it always falling over. Wish I had bought something else.

It looks like many of the reviews attached to this item not for these containers. Example: someone complained that the bag wouldn't stand up unless it was filled enough. There is no bag associated with these containers! Being a widow, I had a hard time fixing meals that don't have a lot of leftovers. I used these containers to freeze my favorite combinations. This morning, I tried my frozen breakfast meal of pancakes, scrambled eggs, ham, and peaches. It worked out great. The eggs and ham had to be microwaved longer in a storage bowl. No big deal! The rest was heated on auto defrost. It was nice to have such variety without going to all the trouble. People seem to be complaining because they're probably not using common sense. Not all things will defrost at the same rate. The consumers are plenty sturdy if they're used properly. The peaches, which were canned, thawed beautifully.

I started going back to the office a few days a week, and these are great to help me prepare for my commute and work day. I can make overnight oats in one container for breakfast and have lunch in another one. The compartments are helpful, too. Like for my oats, I can keep my crunchy toppings in the smaller compartment and mix them into my oatmeal in the larger size when I’m ready to eat. Crunchy stuff stays crunchy. Same thing for lunch! I can keep my protein separate from my carbs and veggies and mix them all together later on. Saves me time and money when I have food ready to go.