Surflyee 12 Pack Small Food Containers with Lids, 4OZ 120ML Plastic Containers with Graduation, Reusable Leakproof Airtight Small Plastic Pots with Lids for Sauce, Snack, Microwave and Fridge Safe

I am loving these containers! They hold 100ml of milk easily and I can take it in my work bag confidently as they do not leak, I then have cereal at my desk.They also hold a 30g scoop of protein powder easily, which is convenient as I don't like to pre mix protein shakes to drink later.

Bought to store homemade foods for weaning twins. Excellent and leakproof

Sturdy pots not like some that have flimsy lids.Perfect for lunch boxes for jelly, mousse and yogurt or other snacks.Used to store saucesLeakproofGreat value

I use these to store left over stock, wine etc in the freezer. They hold around 120ml (or half a US cup). So 1 or 2 are perfect for most recipes.They lose a mark as I dropped one taking it out of the freezer and the lid cracked, probably due to getting a little brittle due to the temperature. Can be used in the microwave put I prefer to decant to a glass jar.

I wanted something with capacity to store my protein supplement, these seal perfectly to keep the powder fresh and dry, airtight but easy to unscrew/ screw the cap on. Not as expensive as some but perfect for my own requirements.excellent value for money.

I have been trying to get some small pots to take to work with yoghurt in them that don't leak. Even the ones I've bought with the click lock lids that claim to be airtight aren't completely leakproof. I never gave up trying, which led me to these. They are the perfect size to serve 4 portions from a large yoghurt pot and they do not leak. The first few times I used them, I placed them inside a plastic bag because I don't want yoghurt smells in my lunchbox. I don't use the bags any more because I trust these not to leak on me. My husband stole one for measuring small amounts of liquid for his aquarium. The gradients are easy to read and perfect as mini measuring jugs. My only negative is that the embossing for the gradients is on the inside of the pot, making it awkward to completely scrape out the product from inside. If that's all I can 'complain' about though, I think I'm into a winner with these pots. They might be suitable but I wouldn't chance putting them in the freezer or microwave but I have plenty of other vessels I can use for that purpose.

Perfect choice

They’re tiny and only good for dips! The photos on here are very misleading and you can for about 3 strawberries in them (1 egg - see photo) - not happy at all