Anchor Hocking18 Piece Glass Storage Containers with Lids (9 Glass Food Storage Containers & 9 Navy Blue SnugFit Lids)

At this point, Pyrex and Anchor are about equal when it comes to quality tbh. Why pay more for a brand that has mostly lost its competitive edge when it comes to quality?That said, this is a pretty thorough variety of sizes. I don't have great spatial awareness of 2 cups vs 4 cups and so on, so I was surprised by how large the biggest in the box (7 cups) was in hand. Not really a super useful size, but handy for the one time I've realized I needed it. Thick glass that so far have been more useful than I had expected, having bought this set in a pique of research exhaustion and just wanting some glass containers to replace my Tupperware.The lids are bare minimum functional (which might be where Pyrex still has a slight edge?). We all know this kind of plastic lid is serviceable at best and gets loose and gross pretty quickly with normal use. I preemptively bought some Sophico silicone lids to replace the included lids when they inevitably become too loose or gross to use. The Sophico so far fit really well, though I've not yet tested their watertightness or airtightness. I've only used these in the microwave sans the included lids because microwave-safe just means it won't melt, not that the heat won't destabilize the plastic and increase leeching into foods.I can see where the inner and outer layers of glass meet, and in some units there appears to be some gaps/bubbles that may or may not present an issue in the future? Glass is lovely, but inherently includes the risk of using glass. But since the time I dropped an empty Bon Mamon jar and watched it bounce right off my kitchen floor with nary a scratch, I've come to accept that generally the biggest danger is rapid temperature changes, which is something controllable.Anyway, this set offers a good variety, enough to help anyone dipping into kitchenware figure out what sizes they need more of, as well as whether the classic circle shape works for them or if they'd prefer rectangles.

These are great quality. I can say they are best if stored with the lids on to help prevent chipping, rather than stacking them together. They've held up to the dishwasher very well. The lids were a little wonky coming out of the box but I soaked them in some very hot water for about 20 minutes and then placed them on the bowls and let them cool and they have held their shape since and fit very well. Highly reccomend! Will be getting another set soon!

I decided to go away from plastic storage containers. I'm starting to worry about plasticizers in my food (I microwave food in my storage containers.) Also, every plastic container I've tried to use, no matter what the manufacturer claims, always stains, melts, gets pitted, cracks, fogs up, turns red from tomato sauce, etc. I'm tired of that. These are glass and work beautifully. Still look brand new after months of use. Easy to clean. I don't have to put them on the top rack of the dishwasher. Yes they are heavy and yes they will break if dropped (well the plastic ones shatter if they are frozen) so I just deal with it. The only downside is that the lids melt easily - the steam from reheating leftovers permanently distorts the lid (oddly, no problem with dishwasher heat.) So just remember to remove the lids when microwaving and you'll have no problems.

I like the glass for microwaving more safely. For anyone who is putting the lid in the microwave...that's ridiculous; it's a no-brainer not to do that. Great size variations. The only downside is that the lids arrived warp so I had to keep them on the container and put them in warm water to form the proper shape.

Snap-ons break off when they fall. They get old and break off. These containers are lighter, thinner glass than my containers with lids that snap-on. The lids with this set work great, The two that came creased worked and crease disappeaed. I can break eggs with these. Use in oven and refrigerator often. I only use microwave covers over my dishes, not these. I would never put lids in dishwasher. I just love these so much. These are my favorites. I drop everything. Everything passed all my needs. Grateful! Thank you! These take less room in cupboard and stack nicely. Love them!

Highly recommend. Exceptionally versatile & durable. Outstanding resistance to extreme temperature changes. Doesn't chip or break easily. Seals food well for storage. Stackable. Cleans easily.

Great for storage

I love the glassware but the lids are pretty rigid making them crack easily.Very nice looking.

Excelente

I wanted to replace my lids but it cost less to buy new products than buy the lids seperatly

Super precio y calidad, justo lo que estaba buscando

We (myself and spouse) find these bowls are a great product in an excellent range of sizes. We have used them for quite a few years and use them extensively for freezing liquid and solid foods, reheating and food preparation. Two weak areas … lids … they’re a good tight fit but have a tendency to split at the lip edge (and become instantly useless) with annoying frequency. We aren’t rough with them and gently ease the lids on … but they still split from time to time and are a disproportionately expensive part of the product. I think modern plastics technology should be capable of a more durable product. Stacking … these bowls don’t stack “nicely”. Avoid stacking them straight out of the dishwasher … they’ll “lock up” as they cool, particularly if the lower bowl is warmer. “Upper” bowls tend to chip the rim of lower bowls (and that’s “bin” time for us). We have made plastic “spacer” blocks so that the stacked bowls can’t contact each other … chipping problem solved … the manufacturer should have solved the problem before we HAD TO. We stick with them because they’re so practical and useful. THEY COULD BE BETTER.

Me encantó, no guarda olores, son facil de lavar y el Vidrio es resistente. El Único PERO que pondría son las TAPAS. Es plástico de menor calidad, de algunas se han roto los lados, al hacer fuerza para abrirlos.