Stainless Steel Snack Containers for Kids [12oz/ 7oz/ 3oz] - Leakproof with Silicone Lids - Lunch Box for Kids - Metal Lunchbox for School, Office, Home Food Storage - Dishwasher & Freezer Safe

They are awesome! My kids and I love them. Easy to clean and hold together well. I love the quality of the product and they fit well in their lunchboxes.

I bought these over a year ago and they're still holding up well. They don't leak with oily or juicy foods; I use them all year for school. I hand-wash the lids so I don't know what would happen if they were dish--washed, but they're holding up well hand-washed after a year. I would recommend these to anyone.

These well made containers are handy for leftovers. They wash easily and the silicone covers are better than rigid plastic.

Stainless steel and silicone is the ay to go. Don’t have to worry about using plastic which leach’s chemicals into your food.

Our family has been using these containers for over 5 years. They are durable, easy to clean, never stain, easy for small children to open, and lightweight. I’ve been ordering this product bc I found my kids use the smaller sized containers the most.

Like the containers but they are pricey. The colors are beautiful and the sizes are good. The tops are easy to put on and remove - I worry they might come off on their own if left loose in a backpack vs. in a lunchbox.

Perfect lil containers for fruit and veggies for my kids lunches. Easy to open for little hands

Trying to phase out plastic, I bought two brands of similar items and I like this one better (the other one I bought was "U Konserve Nesting Trio"). I like this one because:- The smallest tin is quite small. I like that for packing small quantities of something, like a kid's snack or dressing.- The lids are a little "squishy," which means when they seal on, they are super leak proof.- They next in themselves, so you can put each one and its lid into the next biggest one - easy to store.- Easy to take the lids off - just pull on the tab and the squishiness means it pulls off easily. My 3-yr-old could do it.The only downside, is because the lid is so fabulously leakproof, you do have to really push hard to squish it all the way on all the way around. Even my 5-yr-old had trouble getting it on securely, so what we found was if he put it on as best he could (part way), then turned it upside down, he could push the tin onto the counter (with the lid under it) and get it to pop all the way into the lid. Definitely worth swapping out your plastic!!