FRESHPAKTo Go Containers, 27 OZ Plastic Black Take Out Food Containers for Lunch 50 Pack Reusable BPA-Free Heavy-Duty Hinged Disposable Clamshell To Go Boxes with Lids for Meal Prep Takeout Leftovers

I put that Cornish Hen in the container so that you can see the scale of it. If it was filled with fried rice instead of the hen, then I could eat it for lunch without my hunger returning until dinner.I use these when I take food to elderly relatives. They stack well in a grocery bag. Keep them upright, spills do occur otherwise. Kind of like the lid on a soda you get from a fast food restaurant. You got more than a 50/50 chance of spills it you knock it over.It keeps the food warm. I like the material. I don't know about the claim that they are reusable. Health gurus would mock you for being foolish, hit you on the head with a stick like a Kung Fu master, but the company blatantly says they are reusable.The company Glad offers similar reusable plastic containers. I would say I do like this material a bit better. I've reused them twice after washing them, then I get rid of them.I store things like that hen in them when I will be using them in recipes during the week. That is my own hen, not one I took to relatives, so as you can see in the photos, I did take a chunk out of it like Method Man bit that chicken wing at the end of the Gravel Pit video!Generation Z's all like "Wait...what?"I'm out!

I had high hopes for these containers after watching the short video but they are horrible in real life! The first one I took out broke off on the corner then the other ones won't latch close so I have to use a rubberband! Dont waste your money! I thought I'd give them a try since I needed new containers as I do a lot of freezer cooking. Never again!!!😡👎🏼💔

If you're like me, and you have family coming and going throughout the holidays. You need a way to get everyone out the door, and the best way to do that? Pack them leftovers in a container they don't need to bring back to you. No muss no fuss, good quality to-go containers at or below the price or replacing your entire rubbermaid set. Forego the mismatched lids and crusty tupperware bowls, and pick some of these up for next holiday season.

Containers are great for either storing food in the refrigerator, or using for a lunch portion for transport. They are single cavity, so no pockets for food separation, but they close up tightly and the latches appear to be pretty strong and should keep the container closed during transport. They are a semi-heavy plastic, so the will not absorb liquids.

These sturdy and durable take out boxes were a great way to send my Thanksgiving guests home with left overs. They held things such as turkey, ham, and sides with ease. They were easy to assemble and snapped securely shut. I didn't try to use them for anything that could possibly leak though. I just wish the containers had been a little bigger. Also, I think the $31.99 price point is too high for 50 boxes.