Plastic Salad Bowls (50 Count) 32 Oz. Disposable Salad Bowls with Lids - To-Go Container With Airtight Lids

br>But then you came along and you moved me, honey. br>I've changed my mind, this love is fine. br>Oh, my goodness gracious, great salad bowls! br>Kiss me, baby, ooh, feels goodbr>Hold me, babybr>Well, I'll still love you like a lover shouldbr>You're fine, so kindbr>Got to tell this world that you're mine, mine, mine, minebr>I chew my nails and then I twiddle my thumbsbr>I'm nervous, but it's funbr>Come on, baby, you br>br>At our salad party, these bowls were a huge hit. The lids are ideal for sprinkling on salads and shaking to thoroughly mix the salad dressing. Thanks!.

Lilliana Obrien

| Dec 09, 2021

These were purchased for lunch salads and are the perfect size; however, the lids do not stay on. They don't snap and they don't leak. I can't even shake the salad container with two hands without spilling the contents.

Lyanna Garza

| Jan 18, 2021

I had a taco party and had a taco salad bar, and I thought it would be fun to have everyone pick their ingredients and then shake the bowls to combine the salad! Unfortunately, many of our guests had difficulty fitting the lids on the bowl; they must be lined up in a specific way in order for the bowl to close completely. They were the perfect size for our taco salad, aside from that!.

Leo GODFREY

| Jan 17, 2021

I get a lot of slack about purchasing disposable salad bowls from my husband, but he also works 100% from home and I am back in the office most days, so. Choose your battles wisely, eh? My only complaint is that the lids occasionally crack when you try to remove them from the bowl, so be extra careful if you think you'll need to replace them and save the rest of your salad for later because you might not be able to! Also, keep in mind that these bowls are recyclable!.

Harlem Oliver

| Jul 15, 2021

So I bought these for food prep as part of the whole new year, new me thing, but they didn't work out. Because the kids didn't snap, I had to be forewarned, which resulted in the bowl being broken by my force. And the food went bad because it didn't last more than two days. Meal prep, as we all know, can take anywhere from 2 to 7 days, so this was not something I expected. The healthy streak didn't last long, so I'm still down to about 30. They're the perfect size for under my kitchen sink.

Levi Lindsay

| Nov 14, 2021

These are not at all something I would recommend! They're so flimsy that the cover pops off with the slightest squeeze. They're too weak to transport to work, and they're too weak to shake the salad/dressing. I literally taped the cover on my salad to keep it from exploding on the way to work. These should not be purchased.

Landry Walsh

| May 10, 2021

There isn't a single negative comment to be made about these. It's been a fantastic journey for me. Some sauces stain, so I discard them, but if you're just using them for salads, they're fine to keep.

Jeremias Witt

| Jun 18, 2021

Rather than storing or transporting food, I bought these containers to grow small plants that require a lot of humidity. br>br>Pros:
- Cost-effective; The cost per container is only 46 cents.
- Ultra- opulence; This allows the most amount of light to enter the building. additional positioning in relation to the light source
- Adaptability; You can add an inverted bowl to increase the vertical growing area by using removable glue dots. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product.
- There will be no less; I'd have been satisfied with 25 containers. I can't comment on the sturdiness or durability of the item because I've only had it for two days. However, when it comes to light-weighting, soil components such as perlite and peat moss in terms of weight No problems are expected due to the use of sphagnum moss.

Sophia Kaplan

| Nov 24, 2021