Condiment Cups container with Lids- 8 pk. 5 oz.Salad Dressing Container to go Small Food Storage Containers with Lids- Sauce Cups Leak proof Reusable Plastic BPA free for Lunch Box Picnic Travel

I got these mainly to hold condiments for travel. They're a little hard to open but work great. Holds just enough dressing and parmesan cheese for an Italian cold cut, for example.

Smaller than expected. But perfect for little sauce cups in lunchboxes.

These are excellent tiny storage containers. From food to vitamins on the go or anything else you need to keep safe that is small, these are excellent! My set arrived exactly as pictured and I’m really happy with my purchase. I don’t intend on using them for anything but dry products so my review won’t be about weather or not they’re leak proof. In my opinion, they’re not large enough for dressing or any other condiments.

I used to by the midget Tupperware but the are expensive, I found these as a alternative and they are as good as Tupperware and good quality. They seal tight and are the perfect size for condiments and travel pills. I’d recommend these for the lower price.

Bought these to hold salad dressing or veggie dip in lunches. The size is great. Cleaning is easy (drop them in the utensil basket in dishwasher). But it's difficult to press the lids on and to remove the lids. So if the kids are hasty the inside of their lunch bags end up a mess.

I know these are advertised as dressing containers, but I bought these so I could make my own dog ice cream and freeze it—therefore, I can’t rate whether they are leakproof or not.The containers are super stiff, and I found it challenging to get the lids off (even with nothing in them). I have acrylic, aka fake nails, which certainly didn’t help my struggle. However, this could be a plus if you were packing dressing, as the lid would not just pop off easily.The first thing I did was separate the lids from the containers and run them through the dishwasher. (Be careful with dishwasher placement. I found these containers were easy to fall off the top drawer, but fortunately, the one that did fall wasn’t damaged/warped from spending time in the bottom drawer of the dishwasher.)I then put my blended mix in the container, leaving a half a centimeter gap before closing the lids.When my mix was done freezing, they were impossible for me with fake nails to open without running under some hot water, but my friend with regular nails was able to pry it open with only a slight struggle.These did what I wanted them to, so ultimately, I am happy with this purchase.

The kids are too small. You have to heat them up to stretch them on. Pay the extra $$ and get the kind with screw on lids.

Perfect for sauce and nothing but sauce will fit in these. My husband actually used them to store screws in for his shop. The lids are definitely hard to get on and off, I don't know if it gets easier over time but you definitely won't have to worry about it coming off and spilling in a lunch box! Overall I'm buying two more sets for my husbands garage.