Lawei 3 Pack Pizza Dough Proofing Box, 14 x 10 Inch Dough Trays with Lid and Handle for Pizza, Stackable Pizza Bread Fermentation Storage Containers, Translucent Box with Cover Dough Tray, BPA Free

I absolutely love these started making my own pizza dough and this is a great way to store them in the refrigerator and save space at the same time easy to clean easy to use and with the handles easy to transport great for pizza parties

I use these boxes for baked goods storage and they work well! The slightest complaint I have about them is that the middle part of the box is a hard to open/undo. Other than that, I love the size, the convenience, and the ability to stack on top of each other!

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Absolutely ridiculous product. It arrived fine however when I removed them feom the packaging the trays are not nestled neatly inside one another. Instead they arrived so offset feom one another that I broke the first tray trying to pry them apart. I am still teying to pry them apart. I took a breather to write this review. Buyer beware.

Do not buy this for pizza dough. The box is relatively decent for storing some items but it is not suitable for pizza dough. I used a few times both proofing at room temp or fridge and in both scenarios it can’t manage humidity properly.

This is a great way to get a multi pack of plastic trays! I actually haven’t seen a better deal than this, the quality of the trays is decent as well made of pretty thick plastic. They are big but still small enough to stack in your fridge. I guess that depends on the size of your fridge but I find they’re just right even in my smaller fridge. Because they’re plastic the interior is mostly non-stick and easy to clean. The handles are a nice addition to make these easier to carry and the boxes nest so they’re easy to store. Now I used these boxes to proof my 280g Neapolitan pizza dough balls. Unfortunately I can’t say this experience was seamless. I find these dough boxes are just a big small for that much dough. Once proofed they nearly became one big dough. I would say these boxes will accommodate 6 225g dough balls or 4 300g dough balls best. I did also add a layer of plastic wrap between the lid because the lid itself lacks any sort of rubber seal and is quite flexible leading me to believe it’s not air tight. Also the lid suggests that you can bend it up halfway to open the box only a little at a time, I would not recommend doing that. This plastic feels likely to snap if you bend the lid like that too many times. Maybe i’m being picky but I want to give an honest opinion on what is good and bad about these boxes. If you use these properly with the right amount of dough and maybe a little plastic wrap they’re beautiful and the best value for the money. They are a great choice for the pizza maker, baker, or large cold foods like macaroni salad. They did not stain for me so far and they store pretty compact. With the right handling you’ve got a great deal right here!

Instead of using seran wrap, these boxes are great for making pizza. They are a good size and made of durable plastic. Something I never knew i needed!

Arrived with broken lids. One lead was cracked and the other had missing pieces fallen into the cardboard They are stackable for storage but they lock inside each other strongly and not easy to separate later. Very thin plastic.

These are excellent! We took a pizza class in Italy and our instructor highly recommended proofing baskets. Our dough tastes better than ever and its so convenient to store in the fridge. Great set.

Wish they were just a tiny bit wider. I use them for proofing a dozen bagels (4 in each) Did the job

Arrived broken

Love these things vs using individual containers. I generally put 2 or 3 280g dough balls in them depending on how many I make, but I definitely prefer putting 2 dough balls. 6 dough balls isn't possible imo unless you want them super squished in there or you're making 4" pizzas

excellent