Nice and practical
This set comes with six pieces. Each bowl has three: the glass base, plastic basket insert, and lid that snaps on. The middle part of the lid is a very flexible, thin, elastic-like clear sheet so that you can overfill the bowls and still close the lid. I don’t know how durable that thin film will be over time. Hopefully, it will hold up as it does seem like an effective way to increase the storage capacity. The materials are high quality and the lids snap on easily. I kind of wish there was a way to vent the lid when storing produce that needs a little airflow, but these are tightly sealed when closed. We buy a lot of organic produce, which spoils faster and it really does stay fresh longer when you can control moisture and keep things well-drained. It’s also convenient to be able to wash fruit and let it drain while storing it and not have to wait.

My Fridge Finally Looks Like It Belongs on Pinterest (Sort Of)
Let me start by saying my vegetable drawer has historically been where produce goes to die a slow, forgotten death. When these containers arrived, I was skeptical that anything could rescue my sad, wilting greens. The set comes with two glass containers, each with a removable colander insert and flexible silicone lids. The glass is thick borosilicate, so it feels substantial and sturdy, not like it’ll shatter if I look at it wrong.

I tested them with a bag of spinach that was two days from turning into science experiment territory. The greens went into the colander, a little water in the bottom of the glass container to keep humidity up, lid on, into the fridge. A week later, that spinach was still crisp and usable. I’ve since used them for strawberries, lettuce, and even leftover cut veggies. The lids seal tight enough that I’d trust them to not leak if I tipped one over, and the colander lifts out easily for rinsing produce without dumping water everywhere.

* What I liked: The glass is high-quality and doesn’t absorb odors or stains. The removable colander is genius for washing and draining. Lids seal securely without being a struggle to close. They stack nicely in my fridge without taking over the whole shelf.
* What I’d note for others: The silicone lids are flexible, so you have to make sure they’re seated correctly for a proper seal. They’re not microwave-safe with the lids on, but the glass itself is fine. Hand wash recommended for longevity, though the glass is dishwasher safe.

They’ve genuinely extended the life of my produce and made my fridge feel organized for once. I’m hoping the silicone lids hold their flexibility over time and don’t get floppy, because these containers have earned a permanent spot in my rotation.