SnapLock by Progressive SNL-1001SETG SnapLock Sandwich Container One Size Green

I wanted a simple salad container to use for my school and work lunches. I was looking at some of the more expensive ones and thought they must be better because of their price, but after looking at the reviews I decided to test this one out. I am definitely not disappointed in this buy. It works exactly as intended and is very sturdy. I've dropped it multiple times and cringed as I watched it fall in slow motion. I thought for sure each time I would find it busted or a crack, but nope. It's held up! The only complaint I might have is that I would like more room for salad dressing, but it's really not that big a deal.

I bought these to take salad in my lunch and keep ingredients separate until I'm ready to eat. It held about 2c lettuce, 1/4c shredded carrots, cucumber, tomato, boiled egg, and 1/4c cubed ham and the dressing bowl is 2Tbs the perfect amount. Seals tight enough that things don't mix and get out of place. I took soup one day in it and kept the crackers and cheese seperate and even after traveling on its side, no mixing of ingredients! It's microwavable and dishwasher compatible. Love it!

No more saving "to go" containers like a hoarder!!! This will be much easier than trying to round up different containers for toppings and dressing, only to find that no one in my house keeps the part together or even in the same cabinet. This is all self contained....and shall stay that way now that the other container clutter is gone. In fact, Evil Me may hide them away for myself . This seems nice and sturdy and that the container would be leak proof (haven't tried that yet). I was hoping it would be a little bigger than it is, but them again....I am spatially challenged and it probably will hold more than it looks like and I will be full after all.

It is ok. It holds a nice chunky sandwich and the other side with two small compartments will hold some chips and maybe grapes or similar fruit or other choice you might have. The Sandwich is in it's private compartment and the other stuff is enclosed too. Problem I had was the side with the two compartments was hard to open for me. Otherwise it is nice.

This is a really cute, useful lunchbox. I've used ones similar to it, but they all had problems closing properly, or staying closed, or they had a bad habit of flipping. This one is easy to open and close, stays closed through anything, and it sits nicely flat even while unbalanced. I also like that you can take out the little purple tray when you don't need it. My only complaints would be that I wish it was a tiny bit bigger — a little deeper and a little wider — and I wish that the tray had higher sides. You can't put much of anything in there without it overflowing.

We have tried a TON of bento-style containers and these are by far my favorite. My 4 and 6 year olds have been using these daily for over a year and they are still in excellent condition. It holds a good amount of food for a preschooler/early elementary student. I’ll usually pack a half sandwich, fruit, crackers and vegetable, with a hummus cup outside of the container. They also fit in a wide variety of lunchboxes, including my preschoolers cheapo Target lunchbox and my elementary student’s lands end lunchbox. We now own six of these containers because the work the best for our lunch packing.

My daughter is a teacher and wanted something to carry her salad lunch to work. We found others on other sites but this is great, portion right for one person and the extra tray holds snacks or salad additions nicely. There is even a container for salad dressing. It fits nicely into a insulated lunch bag for her. She puts a thermal pack in the bag and that keeps everything nice and cold. There is no dripping from the extra tray into the salad. We highly recommend if you are need of a personal size salad or lunch carrying item. She loves it!

Very light to bring a substantial soup or stew for lunch. Holds a lot, maybe too much for most people, but i like a big bowl of soup. the plastic is kind of thin, but it works fine in the microwave and the handle means you don't have to touch the sides. Doesn't bend at all. Being thin keeps it light which is what i wanted because i have to carry my lunch pretty far. I put it inside a lunch tote and it hasn't leaked so it seals tightly. I've ended up using it at home a lot as well because it's so practical for reheating leftovers. I do leave the lid slightly off, as I don't trust the little hole to release steam.