150 pc Plastic Deli Food Storage Container DELItainer 25 Sets Each 8-16-32 oz w/Signature Party Picks

The local Thai restaurant puts takeout food into plastic deli containers, and I was really impressed with how well those containers held up to reuse, despite being "disposable." They were leakproof, microwavable, freezable, and dishwasher-able, great for storing dry goods, they stacked neatly, and I never had a problem finding the right lid. Eventually it occurred to me to just buy some of the containers myself, rather than waiting for the take-out containers to pile up. The containers had "Newspring" on them, but not much other info. I searched for Newspring, saw that they made "DeliTainers," and went shopping on Amazon. This was the only "DeliTainer" multipack I could find, and it seemed like a much better deal than having to buy 50+ containers of each size separately.Unfortunately, these are not DeliTainers. Or at least, they don't say "Newspring" on them, and they feel a tad flimsier than the take-out containers I've stockpiled. While I'm annoyed that these are being advertised as a brand that they're not, I don't have much else to complain about so far. They're still great for storing dry goods. They're still leakproof, they still stack nicely, and they're interchangeable with my re-used take-out containers and lids. My only gripe to date is that the lids ARE NOT microwavable -- they get soft and deformed very quickly in the microwave.Other cons about this style of container (not this product in particular, but all deli-style containers) -- (a) they can be kind of hard to open, especially for kids/some elderly folks/clumsy people who fill the containers to the brim with liquid, making it impossible to open the container without spilling the liquid everywhere, and (b) anything hot that goes into the 32oz containers takes longer to cool down, so if you're really concerned with food temperature and food safety, double check that your food is cooling down fast enough.Other than the brand misinformation and the meltable lids, I've been pleased with these. The 8oz containers are great for fruit salad or snacks. I've been using the 16oz containers for soup and pot pie leftovers this week, and the 32oz containers get used mostly for storing larger quantities of leftovers. All three sizes are in use in the pantry for storing flour, nuts, dried fruit, rice, and anything else that a bug might get into. Only time will tell if these hold up as well as my other containers, so I will endeavor to revisit this review in the future and discuss their longevity.

Not quite as good a quality as what I used to get at the deli counter, but they don't leak and the lids stay on. I love the assortment too!

A+

These shipped from the vendor and took a little time. Great way to portion and store foods.