Glowcoast Ice Cream Containers With Lids - 16 oz Pint Ice Cream Storage Container for Homemade Icecream. Freezer-Safe Tub with Lid Protect Frozen Desserts like Yoghurt (Assorted, 24)

Okay, these are super helpful, handy, and convenient, not to mention they are kinda cute. These are an ideal size for snacks and small portion leftovers. The lids screw on and have a tight seal, so no leakage or accidental pop-offs. Great for lunch bags, travel, picnics, etc. So easy to wash either by hand or in the top rack of the dishwasher. I haven’t used them for anything like tomato sauce yet, so I can’t comment at this time on whether or not they stain. I wish they came in sets of 6 or 8 instead of just 4. I will be ordering multiple sets to use for storing art and crafting supplies, such as homemade play dough, sewing notions, etc. These would probably serve well for homemade body creams, and such. The reason I couldn’t give these a 5 star review is because they do not nest or stack in one another for storage, neither do they stack well on top of one another with the lids on. I think it would also be a nice improvement if the maker of this product would include a smooth surface on the side for optional labeling. I always like to label and date food contents. And since these are not transparent, I will want to label the contents, regardless of whether the contents are perishable or not. It IS a nice feature that each lid has a different color in case you like to use color coding.

We originally bought these to use for our homemade ice cream, which were an absolutely perfect use! But then we started grabbing them when it came time to make our girls school lunches, small salads, little snacks (we try not to be wasteful and dont like to use plastic throw away bags) These little containers have been durable, spill proof and extremely convenient! Only one cracked when it was dropped with frozen ice cream inside. Not exactly sure they are meant to be for the freezer but we're very happy with them and went back to buy another set :)

I make homemade ice cream and am starting a business. These cups are the perfect size for the "little bit that's left" after I package the ice cream into the sell containers. Then I can taste the final product before releasing the batch for sale. Pop them right into the dishwasher and they come out clean. The lids stay on well in the freezer. They are very flexible - I'm not sure how soup would do in them - plus I like a huge helping of soup. The size of these are more baby food size to me than storage. They are not transparent so labelling is somewhat of an issue to know what's inside. I keep my own handwritten list on the counter so I know what kind of ice cream sample is in which lid-colored container.

I bought these to use as baby food jars since daycare has a no glass policy and has to heat most of the home made foods we bring and I don't want to use plastic for reheating or food storage. Overall these are a good size for this purpose and are non toxic. They will also transition well into being used as snack containers or saving bits of leftovers for the kids as they get bigger.They are soft silicone so don't expect them to have a tight seal like a plastic container would. It would be nice if the makers would make the lip a little bit thicker than the rest of the container to allow a better seal however that would probably increase costs and silicone is expensive enough as it is. That is the reason for a star being taken away.

I ordered these to keep my homemade cream. The problem is that they STINK. Much to my disappointment. I washed them three times. They stink so bad that I can’t think of anything that I would put inside them.

Got these to put ice-cream in but was surprised to see how small they really were. Looks to be well made will see when I get the chance to actually freeze them with product in them and will need to leave room for expansion.For someone watching their diet these will be good especially for portion sizes..You can barely see the measurements on it and looks too be only ml measurements not cup measurements and appears to resemble the actual size of a cup.I had bought a Cuisinart Ice cream maker to make frozen yogert ice-cream cause I am tired of buying the expensive stuff out there so I would think this would be a good deal with such small portions to keep me from stuffing my face of mass quantities and getting fat af from this pandemic. I will explore larger containers for when I make the fatty good stuff from Ben and Jerrys ice cream recipes. But not bad for now especially when I am trying to watch my calorie intake.I will write more as I use them.

Very flimsy- not what I expected at all, and the lids are relatively loose. I would not trust them to hold liquids. Also, if you gripped it too hard, you’d end up with a mess. They definitely won’t work for ice cream, but maybe yogurt. I’ll try. If not, they’re going to goodwill.

I returned them to Amazon the day they arrived. The description includes the word "pint", which mislead me to believe they would be the perfect size. But the actual size is less than a half-pint!