GladWare Big Bowl Food Storage Containers, Large Round Bowl Holds 48 Ounces of Food, 3 Count Set | Glad Food Storage Containers for Everyday Use to Preserve Freshness

These containers are very good. They are dishwasher safe and last a long time.

I spent the same price on 12 of these units, which I love, as on a tupperware-like item that I hate. Glad I've replaced that relic with these! These bowls don't take up much space, stack well, and the design can't be beat. Often with salad cups, there is the concern that if the cup spills open, it will ruin whatever bag it's in. Here, that's no longer a concern - if the dressing cup gets knocked out (which I have yet to see) - it merely dresses your salad a bit early. The salad dressing cup snapping into the lid design is perfect. The bowls are dishwasher safe, and stack neatly. At this price, you don't need to be too concerned if you lose one here or there. Only downside, it might not fit into some lunch bags because it's fairly tall. This isn't an issue for me. It's the perfect size for a large side salad. If you'd prefer to eat an entree sized salad, you may find yourself wishing they were larger (or simply using two containers).

There is a reason why everyone talks about these containers. They're nice heavy duty containers that function perfectly with little investment. They're the same size as typical to-go salads that are purchasable at grocery and convenience stores. It's genius that the dressing containers snap into the main lid, so every time you wash them you don't have an additional tiny lid to track down. I haven't had any problems with them getting dislodged in transit. Once you have a set of these, you'll be surprised how often you want to pack something and keep an ingredient apart. It's a need that bento boxes have always addressed. Did we really have to become addicted to lunch salads for this idea to be translated to storage containers?

Just leave room for expansion or the lid will pop off. Tupperware covers don't pop off even when filled to the brim. These do so just watch that so you don't get freezer burn on your food. I have quite a few of these and other than my own error, they word perfectly. I freeze in batches: soup, chili, stew, pasta sauce - no issues and they are stackable.

I've been using these, for a while now, as microwave bowls. They are durable, don't leak (even if you drop the leftover soup on the floor...great fitting lids!), and have a nice easy shape for hand cleaning. Sorry, folks, my dishwasher is my own two hands, so I can't tell you if they stand up to the machines. What I can say is that, as long as you don't over-nuke your food, these little containers will last you a long time. And if you lose one, that's okay, because they are very affordable!