Salad Dressing Container To Go 4 Pack, 4.5 Oz Glass Condiment Containers With Leakproof Lid Reusable Dipping Sauce Cups Set BPA-Free Salad Dressing Container for Lunch Box Work Trip (Beige)

I bought this for different sauces. It is very good & useful

Love them. They seal great and hold great in the freezer.

I really like the thickness of the jars, the lids to me are that tight fitting. Make sure your jars are upright in your bags, or there will be a spill. There perfect for placing condiments on a plate.

The glass cups have good weight in your hand. Each is not that heavy but you know when you pick it up that it feels weighty strong and solid.The cup has ridge around the opening rim that helps lid to catch on. That makes it stay tightly closed or not easily slide off. The silicon lids are soft that makes it easy to put on the lid. You do not have to go around the rim and keep pressing the lid to keep it close. That is very nice.On the opposite way, open the lid is just as easy as well as the silicon lid is soft so it is just peel the lid off.The silicone try is thick relatively strong enough to hold all 4 cups. The holds for the cups are slightly smaller than the cap that you need to push the cups just a little bit. This is by design to ensure the holds in the tray grip on the caps to prevent cups to fall off easily.This is a very nice set. You can put few kinds of source or condiments in the cups and take the hold tray to serve. Once you are done, you can close the lids and put every thing away in one set .

I ordered these in the light green (my photo may have distorted the color; they are very pretty!) because I already know how useful this smaller-size containers are! Plus I seek out glass storage containers over plastic. These glass food storage containers are even better than I expected. The glass is very thick. The silicone lids are a bonus: flexible and easy to use--and it's a bonus to find small size glass containers WITH lids. The size has many uses. To name some: those annoying small amounts of leftovers, lining up spices/herbs for cooking (I do this a lot; big time-saver), pre-measuring and storing the dry ingredients for baked goods overnight (also big time saver), serving snack portions, and heating up small amounts in the microwave. The product comes with a four-tray organizer. I'm not sure how much use that will get over time; it could facilitate storing them in the fridge by setting them on top of another item. As for cooking, the instructions said the lids are fine for microwaving (not for high-heat oven use). I think every household benefits from having this size of storage container or organizer around. Thumbs up! I hope this information is helpful.

So many small snack/condiment/sauce bowls in my cabinets, zero with lids, so this quartet of ramekin-sized containers with fitted silicone covers fills a real need. The flexible rim fits snugly over the ridge in the glass – I wouldn't let it jostle around and settle tipped over with liquid in it, since it’s not a stringently tight seal like you would get with a gasket pressed into rigid plastic, but it’s more than firm enough for solids and thicker-consistency contents, and it’s fine for liquids sitting upright. (Hence the included travel tray, which I probably won’t use much unless a potluck or a picnic is involved.) All-silicone is far superior to plastic anyway, ditto the borosilicate glass — no potential toxins, no absorbing/leaching odors or colors, no scratching like plastic. Practical and sturdy, dishwasher, microwave and freezer safe (even oven) – these will see constant use. And the dusty mint green is quite pretty.

This simple set of ramekins is elevated in purpose by the addition of a few s simple accessories. I’m most happy about the lids. I often have a small amount of a food or sauce that is far too small an amount to put in one of my usual storage containers, but despite the small amou7nt, is more than enough to justify keeoing. I don’t like using ramekins because they lack a cover and I use as little plastic wrap and foil as possible. Having four ramekins with covers solves this problem handily. This set is made better by a silicone tray that matches the covers. I got this particular set to use with a set of appetizer plates that are made in the shape of Yin-Yang symbols. The dots in the symbols are made to accommodate ramekins filled with sauce. The covers again will come in handy in this instance. Of course, they can be used similarly with their tray.

I always prefer glass containers over plastic. I don't like putting plastic in the microwave because sometimes it will etch or melt if you have something oily that gets really hot like cheese or butter. Plastic also holds bacteria. These glass containers are a nice small size holding about 1/2 cup each. The opening is as wide as the jars which I like. The lids are easy to get on and off, yet are secure and leak proof when tipping the jar on its side or upside down. I don't see using the tray, but it is made from a thicker silicone so it is fairly sturdy when full. I don't know that I'd trust picking a full tray up with only 1 hand, but with 2 hands, you can carry and transfer it securely. The green is a pale, pastel color that is pretty. The quality is good, but at $19.99 for 4 containers, lids and a tray, I think these are a bit on the expensive side, especially paying for a tray I don't expect to use. That was my only reason for giving 4 vs 5 stars.