WeeSprout Baby Food Containers - Small 4 oz Containers with Lids, Leakproof & Airtight, Freezer Safe, Dishwasher Safe, Thick Food Grade Plastic, Set of 12 Baby Food Storage Containers + Color Options

I really wanted to love this product and I did but for some reason the markers that come along with these containers don’t wash off well. I use these containers for storing baby food. I like that they stay airtight. I bought them twice because I didn’t like how the lids messed up the first batch with all the writing. The second set did the same thing. I would highly recommend this product for someone who is not looking to use it for labeled baby food preparation.UPDATE: The company reached out to me and offered me a refund as well as another batch for free! They have great customer service! I hope this batch works out for my needs.

I did not order these for baby food. I had an epiphany recently as I was packing my children’s lunchboxes for camp: I was using 3-4 disposable snack-sized bags per kid per day. That’s 30-40 per week. In addition to being pricey over time, this is also not fantastic for the environment. While it may be more work to wash reusable containers, I decided that’s something I’m more than willing to do.I already had some small Gladware containers (the tiny cube-shaped ones for salad dressings, etc). I sent those up with some grapes, olives, and baby carrots. Only one container came home. Perhaps because of the thin plastic, the camp staff assumed it was disposable, defeating my purpose.I chose these because they are obviously NOT disposable. They also come with a marker and smooth tops so I can put my kids’ names on them, further indicating that they are to be returned home.These are small, but that’s what I needed. My kids don’t often eat much, so I tend to send lots of small things that they can nibble on - peanut butter with apple, stacks of cheese and pepperoni, etc. I also did a leak test, as it’s a real drag opening up a lunch box at the end of the day to find a sticky horror show of partially-eaten food. I used tea, as anything with a water-like consistency will be the first to leak. These did ok. If I shook it on its side vigorously, a few drops did leak. Still, that was an extreme test and I would not use these for liquids like that.Overall, I have every expectation that these will be the answer to my lunchtime dilemma.

I bought these containers to help portion control my snacks at lunch, and to also hold various sauces and toppings for meal prep. They serve my needs well. Ive found they hold 1/2 cup of food with a little extra wiggle room at the top. When I put sauce or dip in the containers, the lid stays on securely without any leaks. The cups themselves seem durable and I expect that they will hold up to regular use quite well. I am giving the product 4 stars because the marker or labeling feature they advertise is basically useless. It would be like taking a marker to any other tupperware container you already have. The lable might stick, it might rub off, it might become a permanent blurry mess. If you are buying these containers for the label feature alone, I would look elsewhere.In photos: 1 container holding 1/2 cup peanuts. 2 containers each holding 1/2 of a large tomato. Soda can for scale.

As containers, they perform the basic function they are designed for - to hold food. There is no measurement indicator, but as a 4oz container it is easy to eyeball out 1/4, 1/2, and 3/4. The containers stack , but the lids don't, nor do the fully assembled containers fully nest neatly without falling over. These are OK, not the best.

I bought these color coded storage containers so I could pre-portion out food for my 9-month old daughter to make it easier on my husband to keep up with meals for her while I was traveling out of town for a few days. They were the perfect size for a meal portion that she would typically eat, and my husband loved having a variety of options ready to go for her. Since then, we’ve continued to use these containers for small food storage of leftovers, snacks for on the go, vitamins/supplements, etc. My type-A personality enjoys having different color lids to keep things organized!

We are using these for my Fur-baby. These showed up in the suggested spot when I was searching for the Beechnut-chicken and turkey Baby food. When she was getting fixed the Vet recommended those baby foods as her temporary diet for a few days since they dont have onions in them. SO when I was ordering more of the food, since she seems to think of them as treats now, I saw these containers just below the baby food and thought what the heck Ill give em a whirl. Turns out they are perfect for her canned food too since its the 2.5 or 3oz small cans and this way her food wont dry out in the fridge. And they are nice for her dry treats, it keeps them dry and from going stale. I also found that they are good for when we travel with her. Before we leave we just open a can/s and fill the little plastic jar/s with the food and chuck them straight into the cooler and shes good to go. when she gets hungry or at stops we open them and happily theres no water from the cooler inside, nor cat food/juices inside the cooler. So the seal is tight. Meaning when you twist the top they tighten, they dont semi-tighten like some others do and then pop and keep tightening forever like some containers weve encountered. And container wise nothings more annoying than trying to tighten a lid and have it just continually pop and then leaks everywhere. So, in short we are loving these.

I bought these to use for snacks but have found so many uses for them. Once a week I measure my creatine supplement into them, write the day of the week on top, then stock them on my counter so I can just toss one in my gym bag each day. After I workout I dump a shot of water into the container from my water bottle, shake it for a second with the lid on, and it’s a perfect little shot. The powders don’t stick to the plastic of them, so there’s almost no loss of powder, which was a frequent issue when I was mixing my supplement powders in cups. I also use it with my Subi Superfood powder the same way, however I do do a second shot of water for that one as the powder doesn’t mix as well for that (issue with the Subi, not the containers obviously.)In addition I love using these to premeasure the add ins for my shakes. Once a week I measure a tablespoon each of chia, hemp hearts and peanut butter powder into 5 of these, write the day on the top, then when I’m making my shake I just dump it in. Saves a convenient chunk of time in the mornings compared to before when I was measuring each item out every time I made a shake.They’re also a great size for a serving of trail mix, granola, etc.They’re cute and colourful, good portion size for small snacks, I’ve never had issues with leaking. Overall great buy, probably get another set so I can stockpile extra snacks.

I started making raw cat food and these are perfect for storage in the freezer. Lids are easy to unscrew and put on. I haven't put them in the dishwasher yet but they are easy to clean. Overall, I'm happy with them and recommend them for any use. I might need more, so I can store more cat food at a time.

I love these colourful containers. They are great for kids to take snacks in. They can be used for many different things.

Perfect containers for lunches. The only issues is that the lids are too small to go in the dishwasher, but wash easy enough in the sink.

Strong durable plastic. Took away a star and with the lids would stack.