Glasslock 6-Piece Rectangle Oven Safe Container Set

Replace plastic ware with glass. These are heavy duty high quality with parts available ...Lids... Protects Taste. Several sizes available with easy leak proof lids The right size for your whole meal or left overs.

Wife threw away all our plastic stuff and bought this brand about 3 years ago. Thought I’d hate it, but now I’m buying more. Relatively light weight, for glass. Sturdy- has never broken. Plastic lids don’t break. Easy on, easy off. Good seal. Freezer, oven, whatever. I lost a couple lids, but— true story— they replaced them for FREE. Not kidding. Great company.I do not recommend the round ones. Rectangular ones store easier. More space efficient.

I have 6 of these containers that my family use as lunch boxes. I don't understand people's argument that the lid is hard to close, it closes down tight so it doesn't leak!Pros:1. Clean. You can even take the green rubber seal out to clean. Plastic containers get scratched up and greasy after a while.2. Odorless. No plastic smell to begin with and no residual odor from your last meal.3. Microwave & Oven Safe. Plastic containers do MELT even when overheated in the microwave.4. Weigh enough for dishwashers. I was so sick of plastic containers flipping over in the dishwasher.5. Long lasting. I've had these for a year now and they still look new and shiny. I expect them to last for many years.6. Tight seal. The lid seals on super tight so nothing gets in or out.Cons:1. Tight lid. It does take muscle to close the lid, but from my past experience loose lid = food everywhere in the backpack.2. No use for the smallest container. Too small.

This small set of containers was more than enough to replace the two pieces of many Glasslock containers that I acquired 12 years ago and only recently wore out. They have far outlasted cheaper, all-plastic containers and are much easier to keep clean.

I purchased our first set at Costco in 2011. I found these to be excellent food storage containers. I picked up another set at Costco in 2012 (no longer carry). I was soon replacing my Tupperware and continued to purchase individual pieces from The Container Store (no longer carry) and from Glasslock USA. I was happy to find the Glasslock on Amazon + free shipping with Prime, because the shipping charge from Glasslock USA is expensive.We eat large green salads nightly so I cut up the add-on ingredients (radishes, cucumbers, etc.) ahead of time, which makes the salad assembly easier. This also comes in handy when we have friends for dinner and some are picky about their salad add-ons. I just put out the containers (mostly 3.1 cup rounds) and place them on their inverted lids. Everyone can choose what they like. The lids go back on the containers and the containers go back into the refrigerator. Clean-up is fast and easy. The cut-up ingredients stay fresh.Leftovers stay fresh longer in these containers. We like being able to see the food inside, which makes refrigerator and freezer retrieval easier.I just ordered 5 sets of different combos from Amazon Prime to fill out our needs + 8 additional 0.7 Rounds from Glasslock USA, now distributed by True Source Products, Inc. 4 of the 5 sets from Amazon had the logo stickers on the lids & all the Glasslock USA containers had the logo stickers on the lids. I submitted a question regarding sticker removal on this site and got one answer (thank you).I didn't want to take the chance on ruining the lids and voiding the warranty so I contacted Glasslock USA for advice. I used their online form and did not get a response. I called the number on the mailinglabel, which ended up being their "Customer Service" number, which rings endlessly, then disconnects and ends with a busy signal. I also hoped the company would answer my question on this site.5 stars for product, but 4 stars due to lack of seller's response!BTW I experimented with the sticker removal (see pix). Goo Gone Spray Gel was harmless as it turns out. The stickers were less "permanent" than I thought. The metallic edged stickers vs. clear edged stickers were surprisingly easier to remove. I saturated a cotton round with the Goo Gone, rubbed the top left corner of the sticker, worked my fingernail under it, lifted it, and pulled off the sticker.

There is no rocket science involved with reviewing these food containers because they do exactly what they are supposed to do. They hold food and the lids seal very well over the glass.They are much better quality that most of what I've seen at local stores in that the glass is heavy duty and thick, the rubber seal on the lid is removable for washing and also optimal thickness and fits inside the grove on the lid very well.Main reason I got them is so that I can heat up my food without having to do so in a plastic container which leaches so many chemicals in to your food during the heading process. I just remove the plastic lid and place a paper towel over the top to catch any splatters.You can either heat your food in the microwave with these containers or even in an oven or toaster oven!Nothing lasts forever but these containers are well made and I highly recommend them.

As chief house elf of my family, I get to choose which Tupperware to buy. Now I only buy Glasslock from Amazon when they go on sale. They're very well-packed. They're very sturdy and see the insides of the dishwasher often.My tip: put plastic cling film between the glass and the plastic lid when filling these Glasslock containers with runny foods and soup. This helps keep the rubber seal clean, so I don't need to pry those out to wash.Hope that helped!

I love these glass food storage containers. My only complaint is that the only way I could buy the large square ones was to buy a set of three.