(4 Ounce 10 Pack) Twist cap Containers Clear Bottom With Red Top Screw on Lids Twist Top Food Storage Freezer Reusable Containers

Very useful for breakfast or small portions of food. Love the lids.

Starting fresh in life at 50 after my divorce. So I’m enjoying buying things for my new place. I didn’t take much with me. So I like being neat and organized. That includes storage containers for food or other stuff. These are ideal, and come in multiple sizes. I like the screw on lids part as well. I ordered the 4 oz and the 16 oz as well. I’ll be ordering some larger ones too.These are awesome, they stack well, and can be microwaved, put in the fridge as well. But if you put them in the freezer, leave the required headspace and it will be fine.

I purchased this product for my iced tea to take to work. I make homemade raspberry iced tea every week. I tried other containers that leaked. I love this product as it has a twist on lid that you can tighten as much as you want.You can lay the canister on its side and it does not leak as long as you put the top on right. I accidentally did not get the top on correctly and it did leak but that was completely my fault.My icd tea stays fresh in them. I am able to wrap my ice packs in my cooler around them they stay cold all day while I am at work.They are very easy to clean. I have had them washed on the top tray of the dishwasher with an air dry setting they did not melt or change shape.I will be repurchasing these once these wear out. Great product!!

These containers will be very useful for bringing my quiche ingredients to our women's meetings. Good size for eggs and size is much smaller than the ones I had been using. Also using for my coffee and I find it much lighter than the glass container I was using.

Perfect size for condiments and seals well.

Works great for holding jam in the freezer!

Just what I needed.

I bought these to put ice cream, fruit puree, or other small quantity treats in. (Trying to avoid eating way too much ice cream at a time by divvying it up before tasting it).I believe these will meet my needs since holding exactly 4 oz isn't important to me.Upon arrival, I tested one jar by carefully measuring 4 fluid ounces of tap water into it.I found that when the lid is screwed on, that water is mostly touching it.I turned it over and shook it. No leaking.I put it in the freezer and waited some hours. The expansion that occurs as water freezes caused so much pressure the screw lid popped off the threads and was merely sitting on top the ice! Not good if you want your contents contained.So, if you are going to freeze liquid, you need to put a bit less than 4 fluid oz in it. If whatever you are freezing does not expand as much as water, maybe you can get away with it.After removing that ice, I put a little less than 4 fluid ounces in the jar. The lid screwed on well, and it did not leak, so it was not damaged by the previous experiment. I put it in the freezer again and waited. With that little bit of extra space for expansion the lid stayed on.