Crystalware, Disposable 1.5oz. Plastic Portion Cups with Lids, Condiment Cup, Jello Shot, Soufflé Portion, Sampling Cup, 100 Sets – Clear

I've used this size/type of container for years (purchased from a restaurant supply). This is the first and last time I will ever buy them off of Amazon. The container is EXTREMELY flimsy. In fact, it's so thin that it collapses and is crushed when just trying to put the lid on it. Not worth sending back, so I'll probably just trash them and look elsewhere for a higher quality product.

It is almost impossible to get the covers on these cups. If you are able to get the cover on, they don't leak. However getting the cover on without spilling the contents is almost impossible. The covers are just a little bit too small for the container. Perhaps if the cup were a little stronger, it might make it easier to get the cover on. I use these for storing paint. The first time I tried to put the cover on, the cup collapsed and I spilled the paint all over. I'm disappointed with the quality of these containers. Maybe I can find another use for them where the cover isn't needed.

These containers were a good deal and arrived within the expected timeframe. The lids fit perfectly and were a good seal. When purchasing, I noticed a variety of sizes to choose from, I ordered the 5 oz. containers and they were perfect for the homemade slime we were giving away as a party favor. I also see this working out for disposable snack containers for little kids, like for crackers and cereal. The plastic cups are not necessarily a heavy plastic, they are a bit flimsy, but I did not have any problems with them breaking or cracking. I would definitely order again if I need more in the future.

I use these for school lunches. I always send my son to school with raw veggies (carrots, celery, cherry tomatoes, etc.) and I had been buying single serving dips for him. Ranch and peanut butter gets expensive that way ($0.75 to $1.50 per single serving dip package) so I got these and filled them myself. The cost difference is amazing and I would highly recommend them. The down side is I had to use tape to keep them shut when they were filed with ranch because they would pop open in his lunchbox but then again you can't expect 5th graders to be careful all the time, otherwise they'd get 5 stars. I'll buy them again.

If you buy a large bag or container of nuts, you might want to control how much you eat by putting the nuts into these small BPA free containers. I was portioning out Macadamia nuts and found that the 2 oz. cups were good for a 1 oz. portion of nuts (100 calories), whereas the 4 oz. cups were needed for a 2 oz. serving size of nuts (200 calories). I used a small scale so everything was weighed carefully.

Very cheap material but these aren't made to last. If you're like me and just need them to bring dressing for salads, they're fine.Wasn't able to use them for very long because they were melted by accident but to there credit they lasted a while before they became unusable. AKA when I found them.For the price not a bad deal.

These portion cups work very well. I use them for packing lunches mostly. I make instant pudding and use them for sensible portions. They're also great for peanut butter in lunches for apple dipping or sauces. They are also great to store push pins, paper clips, or other desk items. They snap on tightly, and I have been very pleased.

These were great for my daughter's tea party. I used them for Gold Fish crackers and for grapes and blueberries. 1 of the cups were slightly defective with the bottom being super, super thin and made a really crinkly sound as if the bottom of that cup wasn't made with enough plastic. But other than that, they did the job and if I need more cups with lids, will purchase these again.

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