Paquete de 50 recipientes reutilizables para preparar comidas de 32 oz, con 2 compartimentos y tapas.

Each case contains 150 round containers with matching lids. To put that in practical terms: a home cook prepping 5 meals a week gets about seven months out of it; a meal prep service running 30 orders a week gets five weeks. It's the size to buy when you've already worked out that you reorder constantly, and you'd rather stop thinking about it.

Round is the better pick for anything wet or bowl-shaped: soups, curries, grain bowls, chili, oatmeal. There are no square corners for sauce to hide in, so they rinse clean in seconds, and they nest more tightly than rectangular ones when empty. Rectangular containers use fridge and freezer shelf space more efficiently and suit a plated main-and-sides layout better. If most of what you pack is scoopable rather than plated, round is the right call.

They're made from polypropylene, resin code #5, which is widely recyclable — but whether your local program accepts #5 varies by city, so it's worth checking your municipal guidelines. Rinse before recycling. In practice the bigger environmental win is reuse: these are built to survive repeated wash cycles, so a container used twenty times displaces twenty disposable ones.

Less than you'd expect. The containers nest inside one another and the lids stack flat and ship separately, so the case is far more compact than 150 assembled containers would be. Once in use, the filled containers stack squarely on top of each other in the fridge or freezer without sliding — which is the whole point of a uniform round profile.

Yes. The 150-pack is our largest standard case, and anything beyond it is quoted directly — request a wholesale quote with your monthly volume and we'll send tiered pricing. Samples are available before you commit to a case. All US orders ship free from our warehouses in Los Angeles, Houston, and New Jersey.