Euro Classic 10-Pack Rectangular Plastic Food Containers with Leak-Proof Lid Covers – BPA-Free - Microwave, Fridge, and Freezer Safe – Recyclable, Washable, Meal Prep Storage Tubs - Capacity:

I bought two packs and took a punt even though they were cheap. They look good, are taller than the containers you'd get in an Indian takeaway. They hold two portions of most foods comfortably. I've frozen food in them and I've put them through the dishwasher, and they passed both tests. These aren't children's lunchboxes, more care must be taken, but they're not brittle and fragile either. Very happy with my purchase.

Does the job, good value for money. Can fit 3 large chicken breasts comfortably, 4 if they’re on the small side. Not had any trouble with plastic cracking or leaks and washes well in the dishwasher.

This is the second time I've bought a set of these now (my ones from before went mysteriously missing as time went on due to my flatmates borrowing them..!). They're brilliant for batch cooking and freezing. They aren't the sturdiest of containers, and they tend to get suspiciously floppy in the microwave when I defrost food in them, but so far I haven't had any issues and for the price they are I highly recommend them. As a uni student these are perfect for me in terms of both price and utility!

Freezer safe just Fridge & Microwave safe aswell.10 in the pack already used for the storing of raw or cooked food to use at a later date or for portion control. The size was 750 2 sizes from the bottom where there is another size of 1000 after this one. Sturdy for the cost.All questions answered just like the take away style containers. Recommended suitable size for the fridge or freezer for space amount.

Thought for 75p each they were going to be robust and reusable quality. They're not. They're the same quality as ones you get from a takeaway then throw away. I could have just saved the ones from the takeaway for free. The edges of the lids snap off first time you open them. The plastic is really flimsy. Can probably get a whole pack of these for £1 in pound land. Don't bother