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Product Description
You always go back to what works, like storing food the fresh way using vintage-style glass Storage Containers from Anchor Hocking. Stackable, tidy glass container is perfect for leftovers or small portions - you can even reheat food right in the dish and then serve. Has 2-c. capacity. Keeps your fridge looking organized and saves on plastic and foil wraps. Since 1905, Anchor Hocking has been a leading producer of consumer glass products, from tableware to storage containers. Its product lines continue to evolve and expand, while some of its best, like these glass stackable containers, have never gone out of style..
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
57 of 58 people found the following review helpful
By J. Butler
I've used the pyrex glass containers with plastic lids for over 10 years, and although they've held up well, I wanted a no-plastic solution for refrigerator food storage.
I ordered this from Amazon, despite another review noting that the lids don't fit properly. Yup, they don't. I ordered 2 different sizes, and neither lid fits right, leaving my leftovers to dry out in the fridge. I could put up with that, but the darned things are also so heavy, and I'm not old and weak, but I'm getting tired of the weight of these things, especially when filled with food. The glass is so thick...
On the positive side - they are better than plastic (any glass or ceramic container is), they look retro-cool, and they stack well in the fridge.
But for me, I'm going back to using my pyrex with the plastic lids (I wash the lids by hand to prevent the plastic from breaking down).
I ordered this from Amazon, despite another review noting that the lids don't fit properly. Yup, they don't. I ordered 2 different sizes, and neither lid fits right, leaving my leftovers to dry out in the fridge. I could put up with that, but the darned things are also so heavy, and I'm not old and weak, but I'm getting tired of the weight of these things, especially when filled with food. The glass is so thick...
On the positive side - they are better than plastic (any glass or ceramic container is), they look retro-cool, and they stack well in the fridge.
But for me, I'm going back to using my pyrex with the plastic lids (I wash the lids by hand to prevent the plastic from breaking down).
35 of 40 people found the following review helpful
By Claire Burke
I bought a 12 cup, two 8 cup, and 4 two cup Anchor Hocking glass storage containers. They would be terrific if the lids/containers were level. Instead, the lids teeter-totter on top of the containers, on some as much as 1/4". Some are better than others, but none of them fit right.
I will not purchase another Anchor Hocking product without being able to examine them in person first.
I will not purchase another Anchor Hocking product without being able to examine them in person first.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
The glass lids on these glass storage containers fit fine. They have about 1/16 inch of play, which causes a little bit of rattling, but since the lid has an inside rim that goes 1/4" into the container, there is no chance of its falling off accidentally as long as the container is held somewhat close to upright. I was able to turn mine about 80 degrees - almost sideways - before the top came off.
The seal is not airtight, nor is an airtight seal possible with a glass lid. If you are storing food that is going to remain in the refrigerator for years until it's cleaned out, you may need to go with plastic containers. If you're actually going to use the food within a week or two, though, these containers are fine - the top is tight enough that some lemons cut up into wedges did not dry out in a week and a half, for example.
The rectangular shapes are very convenient for efficient use of refrigerator space, and a slight external rim on the tops allows these containers to be stacked conveniently. If you really want a glass container with no plastic or rubber, and you're realistic about what you can do with glass, these containers are for you.
The seal is not airtight, nor is an airtight seal possible with a glass lid. If you are storing food that is going to remain in the refrigerator for years until it's cleaned out, you may need to go with plastic containers. If you're actually going to use the food within a week or two, though, these containers are fine - the top is tight enough that some lemons cut up into wedges did not dry out in a week and a half, for example.
The rectangular shapes are very convenient for efficient use of refrigerator space, and a slight external rim on the tops allows these containers to be stacked conveniently. If you really want a glass container with no plastic or rubber, and you're realistic about what you can do with glass, these containers are for you.
11 of 12 people found the following review helpful
By Ma Maison
They have these at Crate & Barrel if you're concerned about the lids. They don't fit perfectly, but that doesn't bother me so much as I normally don't store leftovers for too long. Great if you're replacing your old plastic containers.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By E. paull
Amazon Verified Purchase
Square is hard to find but certainly stores better than all those stupid round bowls, lidded or not. Glass is superior to any plastic and stuff just keeps better.. since these can go into the oven/microwave, saves on washing. As to the fit, I have all three sizes and the lids are just fine for glass. I also have vintage ones and the lids aren't airtight on them either. Vintage ones made by Pyrex are somewhat smaller, come in colors, and not as heavy IF you can find them. ...although I do not know why the smallest size in these new ones has to be so expensive.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
We replaced the majority of our tupperware fridge containers with these. They look better, don't warp in the microwave and don't keep us up at night wondering about the possibility of petrochemicals leaching into our food. While great for home storage, these don't travel (the lids don't form a strong seal to the containers).
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Murphy Shea
Amazon Verified Purchase
We have all three sizes of these containers, and they are great. Have had them for several years now, use them constantly, and not one of them has so much as chipped. The lids are not completely airtight but they seal well enough that food does not dry out. Stack easily, too. Highly recommend!
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Karl Hunt
Works well - exactly what I wanted, all glass container for microwave cooking. Only minor disadvantage is the need to use plastic warp to cover when storing, which is of course inherent in this type of container.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
love the product
the ability to use from oven, to table, to microwave, to refrigerator is great and I love the cleanliness of glass. Read more
Published 13 days ago by Luciane Zanella
5.0 out of 5 stars
Old-School Smart
This is a traditional design with a "retro" look to it and a solid, heavy feel. The flared shape and the fluting molded into the sides give the user a decent grip and partly make... Read more
Published 16 days ago by Jack Pulsifer
4.0 out of 5 stars
100 times beter than tupperware
Half of a can of anything is all I ever need. I put the half I won't be using in one of these as soon as I open a can and put it directly into the fridge. Read more
Published 25 days ago by Susan
5.0 out of 5 stars
Such Amusing Reviews on Here!
I had to give a horse laugh when I saw some of the reviews on here complaining that the lids on these glass storage containers don't fit tight enough. Read more
Published 1 month ago by J Keistler
1.0 out of 5 stars
poor quality from Anchor Hocking
This is a simple glass container with a glass top. The container portion clearly is warped, and the glass top doesn't even come close to fitting on the container. Read more
Published 2 months ago by William B. Miller
5.0 out of 5 stars
Ramekins with lids! They're Great!!!!!!
I LOVE THESE CONTAINERS!!!! I have two each of the 12 cup and 5 cup containers, and four of the 2 cup sized containers. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Kim
5.0 out of 5 stars
See the leftovers & toxin free food storage
We have all sizes of the Anchor Hocking Glass Refrigerator Storage containers and we are very pleased with them. Read more
Published 6 months ago by la grasshopper
1.0 out of 5 stars
Exploded in microwave
This Anchor Hocking Glass Refrigerator Storage Container 2 Cup Size literally exploded in the microwave after approximately one minute, reheating rice. Read more
Published 15 months ago by K. Boggs
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great product but overpriced here
These are great and last forever but don't buy them here. Crate and Barrel has these now for $7 full price and I just bought some for $4.95 on sale. So Amazon is way overpriced.
Published 17 months ago by CaliMom
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent, versatile storage
These are excellent storage to cook to table pieces. I put salsa in them to serve and save in frig. I keep granola in them on the counter. I keep peanuts on the bar. Read more
Published 22 months ago by R. Finlayson
