[6 Pack] Salad Dressing Container To Go, 1.6 oz Small Condiment Containers with Lids, Reusable Stainless Steel Sauce Cups , Leakproof Silicone Lids for Lunch Bento Box, Picnic and Travel

These stainless steel salad dressing jars are exactly what I needed. The size is perfect for packing dips or dressings with lunches, and they’re so convenient for on-the-go meals. I’ve even used them as pill containers for short trips. The silicone lids are easy to put on and take off while still sealing well. I’m also trying to switch away from plastic in my kitchen, and these were a great step in that direction. I also love that all parts are dish washer safe. Simple, durable, and really useful!

LOVE THESE! I have tried to get away from using plastic containers (microplastics), and these helped me in more ways that one. I use them for salad dressing, nuts, candy, etc. The lid fits on perfectly, and the seal on them is great. I have never had an issue with anything spilling out which I am super appreciative of. They look small, but I was shocked at how much salad dressing they actually held. Also, I love that I can put them in the dishwasher and they are easy to stack once they are all clean.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX ✓ 8 stainless steel containers (2.4oz each) ✓ 8 silicone lids that actually do their job ✓ Zero regrets WHY THESE ARE AWESOME - Built like a tank (I've dropped them with zero sauce casualties) - Perfect "goldilocks" size: bigger than those tiny 1.7oz ones, smaller than full-size chaos - Stackable like a boss (Marie Kondo would approve) - Dishwasher safe because who has time for hand washing? - Metal construction means no weird plastic taste or stains - BPA-free (because we're fancy like that) PRACTICAL USES I'VE DISCOVERED ✓ Sauce segregation (no more soy sauce surprises) ✓ Salad dressing deployment ✓ Snack division (nuts, cheese, tiny dinosaur-shaped crackers) ✓ Meal prep mastery (separate those seasonings!) ✓ Evidence that you have your life together KEEPING IT REAL (CONS) - Not microwave-friendly (they're metal, folks) - Might be overkill if you're a "sandwich and apple" person - Could become addictive (you'll want to portion everything) STORAGE SMARTS These little warriors nest together like Russian dolls when empty, taking up minimal cabinet space. Finally, containers that don't require a game of Tetris every time you put them away! DURABILITY REPORT Let's talk longevity: These are the Toyota Hilux of sauce containers. While plastic containers are living on borrowed time from day one, these stainless steel champions laugh in the face of daily use. The silicone lids maintain their seal even after countless dishwasher cycles, which is more than I can say for my old plastic container collection (RIP). Ah, that's a key distinction! Let me revise that comparison section to be more accurate. BATTLE OF THE CONTAINERS ✓ VS. Ziplock Plastic Warriors - Ziplock: Leaks faster than a politician's secrets - These: Hermetically sealed like Area 51 - Ziplock: Gets sauce-stained like a toddler's bib - These: Stays pristine like a hospital operating room - Ziplock: Drop it? Hope you brought backup lunch - These: Practically bounce when dropped (sauce intact!) ✓ VS. Restaurant Ramekins - Restaurant: Tiny portion cups that mock your sauce needs - These: A generous 2.4oz of saucy satisfaction - Restaurant: Flimsy lids with that weird "is this a vent or a leak?" hole - These: Solid silicone seals that actually seal - Restaurant: Surprise lid pop-offs (RIP white shirts) - These: Lids that stay put like they're glued - Restaurant: "Should I take this home?" dilemma - These: Your permanent sauce solution ✓ Price Perspective (Reality Check) - Initial cost > disposable options - BUT factor in: * No more sauce-related trust issues * Zero surprise shirt casualties * Actually fits more than one chicken nugget's worth of sauce * Lid stays on like it means it = Basically paying for peace of mind (and clean clothes) MONEY TALK While they might cost more upfront than disposable alternatives, consider this: How much have you spent replacing worn-out plastic containers or buying tiny disposable sauce cups? Exactly. These are the last sauce containers you'll need to buy (unless you become obsessed and want more).

These containers are perfect for condiments on the go. We use them for fishing and camping trips—easy to pack, leakproof, and just the right size for sauces, dressings, or dips. They also work great for weekly ready-made meals, keeping portions tidy and mess-free. Durable, dishwasher-safe, and surprisingly versatile. A smart addition to any organized kitchen or outdoor gear setup.

These have changed the game for dippers in our house. I bought them for school lunch but have saved money on wasted dips while at home also. Was using ramekins so I ended up rinsing a lot of wasted dip down the drain. They are high quality, smooth, stackable and the lids fit tightly but are easy to put on. Perfect thickness where they are light but sturdy. Great size for nuts, snacks & I even pack my Son's vitamins in them!

These are very nice stainless cups. Great for cooks and storing small portions of anything needing small cups. The lids are much better than expected. Very flexible silicone and fit snugly over the tops. All in all a really good product. The only caveat I have is how the lips are rolled, theirs a gap allowing liquids and debris to collect if you don’t make sure there washed properly. Time will tell how they hold up, but I do recommend .

These are perfect and actually quite adorable. I know they are sold as salad dressing containers but I plan to use them for ground flax seed, condiments, and even small toppings. Super well made. Love that the cup is stainless steel, and the top is silicone so I don’t have to worry about staining or lingering food smells. Most importantly these have a tight grip. The 1st thing I did was test them out by putting water in them and shaking them rigorously-happy to report no spills! Will be re-purchasing in future!

Perfect sauce, dip, salad dressing cups. Lids fit correctly preventing leaks and they clean easily.

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It is good for sauce and chutney when packing lunch for kids. Can store little leftovers with a good lid intact.

Love these, have used several times now to make overnight oats. Think they're great!

I bought these in July and use them everyday! They are the perfect size and are durable. And the spoons are very cute. I use them for breakfast prep for overnight oats. They have a good seal and the glass is nice and thick, so are great for warm oats (yet, I like warm oats), but remove lid before microwaving. Would highly recommend!

Glass jars were in prefect condition when arrived. A good size as well.