1790 3 Pack Glass Meal Prep Containers for Food Storage and Prep w/Snap Locking Lids Airtight & Leak Proof - Oven, Dishwasher, Microwave, Freezer Safe - Odor and Stain Resistant (6 total pieces)

I recently got the 3-pack glass containers from 1790, and I'm genuinely impressed! Not only are they crafted from top-notch glass that remains unstained and fresh-smelling after multiple uses, but the size is just perfect for managing meal portions. I appreciate the thoughtful design of the lids which stay securely in place, ensuring zero spills. The vent feature is a game-changer for microwave use! The versatility of these containers is unmatched – whether it's heating up in the microwave, baking in the oven, or popping them in the freezer. Cleaning up is a breeze with their dishwasher-safe feature. For anyone serious about meal prepping or just looking for reliable storage solutions, these are a must-have. Kudos to 1790 for their excellent customer service and commitment to quality!

I love these containers. They're durable, easy to clean, does not take up a lot of storage and seals really well. There are times when I thought they were actually broken but turns out they're actually quite strong.

Great size for lunches. Just dont microwave the lid. It frustrates me that so many storage containes have plastic lds with or without a vent. Heating it with lid always will eestay a lid I was warned before I made my first purchase 2 years ago. I've baked with it. It says it can go to 450 but I've had it to 550 without a problem. It cleans so easily. I absolutely will not be and other storage containers. My kids can be rough on dishes been dropped multiple times and hasn't broke.

I'm very happy with these rectangular glass storage containers. They're a great size for leftovers -- or prepped meal makings -- for a single person.One thing to note is this. The description states, "Our glass food meal prep containers are 28 oz (3.5 cups)... " Yes, the containers do hold 3.5 cups when filled right to the brim. However, be careful sealing them. If the container is filled with soup, for example, you'll want to close the vent before putting the lid on the container. Otherwise, about a tablespoon of liquid oozes out the top when sealing.I really love these containers. But I have found that it is better not to fill them to the brim with liquids. Or, if I do, then as long as the AIR VENT is CLOSED, then all is good. The container seals nicely, nothing spurts out, and it does not leak.

I have been using these 5-6 days a week for 5 months now. They have been great. I use them in the microwave with the lids and they work perfectly. The size is great for portion control. The vent hole Roth’s wonderfully for both microwave ventilation and allowing gasses to release when I have salads in them so they don’t spoil as quickly.The deal is right and spill proof. The vent sliders are tight and also recent leaks.Unfortunately, as others have experienced, one of the vent sliders broke off. I’d purchased the 3 pack so I’ll just use the other lids on the containers I need to be spill proof.I do plan to order more so I have enough to meal prep for the whole week.

I chose this to replace two brands of plastic containers that I no longer can buy at my store. Plastic containers stack nicely and sticking to the same brand makes drawers neat and tidy. But I can't get my favorite brands anymore AND plastic warps and melts in the microwave. Glass is superior in many ways, but it does not stack so compactly and there is the obvious risk of shatter if dropped. Plastic is cheaper but needs to be replaced more often. This product reduces plastic and monetary waste.I considered other glass containers with lids. Some did not have a vent. Some were more expensive. Many were too large or an odd size for my lunch box. I thought these were the right size compared to my plastic containers & lunch box. They were affordable and the lid is the best I have seen.I purchased three of these to test them. Now I use the remaining plastic containers to make and freeze food for lunch. I have marked the plastic containers with a fill line. After freezing the food (up to 15 lunches at a time), I empty the food into a glass container and take only the glass ones to work for cooking. So, my freezer has old plastic containers filled to the line, stacked and waiting, and three new glass lunches ready to go.The vent button has not broken yet. If it does, I will be sad, but just use unsightly duct tape to cover the hole.I resisted getting more than three because more will take up so much space in my drawer. But I have never put them into the drawer. I only keep them in the freezer filled, so I plan to get more.

I love these glass containers! They are the perfect size to take a generous portion of leftovers in to work for lunch. The low, wide rectangular shape fits inside a typical insulated lunchbox with an ice pack if desired. I had specifically sought out glass containers so to be able to heat up food in the microwave without worrying about getting any plastic taste in the food. The covers are plastic but I heat it with the cover off. The covers seal very well - even for soup. I've been hand washing the covers to help them last longer. The only drawback with heating food in a glass container is the container itself can get very hot in the microwave. Watch your fingers taking it out of the microwave and have a towel or something handy to carry it back to your desk! This is really not a problem for me though as they are suiting my needs well. I love these containers and would definitely recommend them to others.

These work great, but I didn't notice that they're a tiny bit smaller than my other ones. The glass material is very thick and works just fine, though. I use these for lunches at work, and I just pack a tiny side with them because the container is smaller. They're very easy to clean, and the lids are a nice thick plastic with a very tight seal. I'm very pleased with these.