W&P Porter Seal Tight Glass Lunch Bowl Container w/ Lid Slate 16 Ounces Leak & Spill Proof, Soup & Stew Food Storage, Meal Prep, Airtight, Microwave and Dishwasher Safe, BPA-Free Glass

I bought this to pack my Greek salad for work and it’s been perfect. I needed a bowl that was leak-proof but not too big or bulky—this one is just right, like Goldilocks. The lid screws on easily without cross-threading, and most importantly, no more tomato and cucumber juice leaking all over my lunch bag!It’s a big upgrade from my old plastic container. This one is glass, so it keeps food fresher and doesn’t stain. The creamy exterior is stylish but also has a nice grip thanks to the silicone wrap, which makes it slip-resistant. Just a heads up—because it’s glass, it’s not shatterproof, so I handle it with care.I’ve been using it every weekday for a few weeks and love how fresh it keeps my salad, even without refrigeration. Bonus: it looks great in photos too. Highly recommend!

The W&P Porter Seal Tight Glass Food Storage Container is a perfect blend of style and functionality. Its airtight silicone lid keeps food fresh with no leaks, and the sturdy glass is microwave-safe and easy to clean. Lightweight and durable, it’s great for meal prep or on-the-go snacks. Highly recommend for eco-friendly, modern food storage!

These are perfect for every kitchen. Love them more than any container. They don’t hold the smell that plastic will. Dishwasher safe. And a nice size. Love them so much I bought a total of 6 more.

The product itself is very well made, seals perfectly and high qualitiy. But why I love it is because of the way it makes me feel. The shape, color and overall vibes makes eating from it fun and special. The hand feel is also very satisfying!

Is $30 waaay too much to spend on a lunch container? Yes, absolutely. Have I probably saved over $30 because it brings me great personal joy to bring my lunch now? Also absolutely.I have two of these, one in pink and one in mint. (If you're not picky about the color, wait for a 10% off sale... I feel like there's always at least one of these colors on sale at any time. So I got both of my over the course of a few weeks for $26 each rather than $30. Still an obscene amount to spend on lunchware, but anyway.)They are 100% leakproof; I bring soup for lunch every day, and these little gems are easy to fill up (because the mouth is wide enough for a ladle) and to eat out of. I don't even have a lunch bag. Such is my confidence in these containers that I just throw them in my bag with my laptop and papers. They're made of glass, but I haven't had any trouble with durability at all. (Make absolutely sure to take the lid off when microwaving. I thought this was obvious, but after reading some of the reviews, I guess it bears saying: gas expands when heated, so if you microwave one of these with the lid on, the glass with OBVIOUSLY crack because of the pressure that builds up inside.)The one problem I've run into with this is that the silicone gasket holds onto strong smells. It's easy enough to pop out the gasket and to clean off stains/food, but smells linger. I've tried soaking in white vinegar, boiling, using dish soap-- very little works to get the smell of chili or of curry out of it. As such, my mint colored one is now my savory foods/soups container, and my pink colored one is not exclusively used for fruit and non-smelly things. Also, the silicone on the outside (the colored silicone) stains if you leave this sitting in the sink with something oily. Not a huge deal, but I did leave one of these sitting in the sink along with some dirty dishes covered in chili oil, and not there's an orange stain on the mint-colored silicone that won't go away despite much washing, boiling, and soaking.But tl;dr: these are beautifully designed, and I like eating out of glass. Leak proofing is amazing. Silicone components a little less amazing. Brings me great joy to eat out of something so stinking cute, even though I eat by myself in my office and no one is there to appreciate the cuteness except me. Have saved money even though these are STUPID expensive tupperware because I just love bringing lunch now instead of buying it.

10 stars. Perfect size. Non-slip base and top covers. Sturdy glass bowl. Elegant looking.

In part of my efforts to cook more, I'm bringing my own lunch to work more often. During busier seasons, this has resulted in me making a lot of large batches of soup or stew. I had a little plastic microwaveable cup for soup that worked fine, but it wasn't leakproof nor very easy to clean. In searching for lunch containers for soup, most of it was intended for use as a thermos and not microwave-safe, which wouldn't work with my work schedule. So I got this bowl. It's pricey, but if it was good, I'd use it just about every day, so a long-time investment. And it is good. It truly is leakproof, keeps my soup safe and reheats it well, and at the end of the day I just put it in the top rack of my dishwasher and it emerges perfectly clean. I haven't put any of my higher-chance-of-staining dishes in it yet, so I can't comment on that, but will update this if I do and it stains.I think I'll get one more of these sometime.EDIT: I did end up lightly staining the inner silicone liner with a tomato-based dish, but reduced the staining with some scrubbing. The stained silicone liner didn't retain any tomato scent so I'm not worried about it. Also, if you want this screw-top container to be truly leakproof, you need to make sure the lid is tight and sits evenly once you close it. If it's a little off-center, it's gonna leak.

I make a lot of soup to bring to work, and this thing is just my little buddy now. I want a million of them.They also make great Tupperware for everyday use or picnics / beach days.These would be great if you're into meal prepping oatmeal or Chia pudding for breakfast.They have a tight seal and they don't smell bad after a lot of use because they're made of glass. Awesome!