2 oz Glass Dressing Containers To Go Sauce Cups Mini Condiment Dip Jars with Lids Lunch Box Accessories,6-Pack

These are great little jars. Mine arrived in perfect condition: nothing was missing (six jars, six lids, and each lid had its silicone seal), and none of the jars were chipped, cracked, or shattered. After hand washing them all and then letting them dry, I designated two for the cat and the rest to my general storage container area.The lids screw-on without any difficulty. When filled with water and turned upside down I detected no leaking at all. Hopefully the silicone seals hold-up well, even though for my purposes I'm not too worried about these being leak proof. I like that the lids are different colors, which allows me to easily keep track of the ones I use for the cat.My main reason for ordering these was my cat's wet food diet. He gets kibble only as a treat in the evenings; you would never see a cat in the wild eating tiny processed pellets of dry food, so I refuse to subject my little feline to that crap. Kibble is baked at high temps and is thus nutrient-sparse compared to good quality canned food, and dry food only contributes to cats' urinary problems, since wild cats get most of their hydration from the prey they eat. Bags of dry kibble were created for human convenience, NOT for the health & wellness of your domesticated feline.Anyhow, my cat is one of the most picky eaters to ever exist, and I've found that transferring a can's contents into a different container keeps it fresher (ie. he's more likely to eat it), compared to when the leftover portions are refrigerated while still in the can. These jars are the perfect size for the portion of the 5.5 oz can that I save in the fridge (for that same meal the following day). I already had one screw-lid glass jar (an old honey container), and these gave me the other 2 wide-mouthed jars that I needed to stop using the plastic containers I'd been using (old little SnapWare's). Even if I were willing to ignore my aversion to plastic storage, both of those lids' snaps are close to failing anyways.Durability shouldn't be a problem for me, since I rarely break anything. From the looks of some of the reviews, IF you're wanting glass containers to freeze OR to microwave food in, then you should probably be looking for & purchasing something more expensive, made with Pyrex-quality glass.Since I won't be freezing nor microwaving these little jars, if I do experience breakage problems (that cannot be explained by my carelessness), I will definitely be back to let you know, and to lower my rating.

These are made of good quality as they are absolutely leak proof. They are easy to open and close and are just the right size for some dressing or snack on the go. I also use them for DYI lotion/ aromatherapy. I can take it with me or just make a small batch to try some new blends. The lid has a really good seal so you can use it for liquids without any worry about them spilling. These are also great for meal prep as you could easily store some cut up herbs or salad toppings, such as nuts, sliced olives, dices tomatoes etc that you might want to add right before you eat the salad. These are very versatile and I love the different lid colors.

These are wonderful—high quality glass and pretty color lids as an added bonus. I purchased these mostly to portion out my dog’s gently cooked food. I still keep it stored in its original packaging in the fridge to use at for his dinner, but like to portion out his breakfast to make things easier on me because my dog usually gets up super early when I’m not remotely alert. They don’t take up much space either so they’re perfect for storing small portion of food or ingredients. I can also see myself using these for things like chia pudding and overnight oats. They’d be great for storing all sorts of things, I can imagine homemade baby food as well, or snacks for children. They’re simple but pretty, high quality, and do the job.

Let’s set the record straight: these are marketed as dressing containers. But in this household? They serve a higher calling.The EONJOE 2 oz Glass Dressing Containers (6 pack) are now officially my travel-dose coffee vessels—not for ground coffee (sacrilege), but for carefully measured whole beans, because I grind on site like a civilized human with standards.Each jar holds just the right amount for a perfect pour-over or espresso pull. The lids seal tight, no stale beans or rogue aromas. And the glass feels sturdy—none of that brittle dollar-store fragility. These live in my travel bag next to my hand grinder and folding dripper like a sacred caffeine toolkit.They’re compact, clean, and make me feel like a traveling coffee apothecary ready to dose magic at a moment’s notice. Could they hold salad dressing? Sure. But that would be like using a katana to slice cheese. Technically possible, but missing the point entirely.Highly recommend for anyone who brews with intention, even on the go.

I got these jars for dressings and dips to go with snackleboxs I had also ordered. They're the perfect size and would work well for a variety of storage uses. Easy to open, well made, don't leak and cute.

Great size for snacks, easy clean and dishwasher safe. Lids fit snug with great functionality, keeps food fresh. Great value for what they cost

We have two sets of these jars that get used regularly. They are sturdy with well-fitting lids. On Sundays we meal prep and fill them with different vegan lunch options, then take them to work with us. The jaws also work well for storage.

These had worked well for several different substances that I have used them for. From coconut oil, salad dressing and protein powder. They don't leak and wash easy with a tight seal. My favorite use however is to store the tears of my Chicago Bears fan friends. My only complaint is they will them so fast that I have to keep ordering more because they are always whining about the refs and excuses as to why they still suck. These are great containers.