1 oz Containers with Lids | Disposable Plastic Jello Shot Cups | Small Clear Plastic Condiment Cups For Sauce, Souffle, Salad Dressing, Portion Control, Pack of 100

Purchased to hold unleavened bread for the Lord’s Supper Memorial. Unleavened bread is prepared and baked in small pieces to fit in the cups. Once cooled they are placed in the cups and sealed with the accompanying lids - good and tight fit. Makes a sealed packet that is can be stored in a freezer or fridge and transported to the church building efficiently. Participants pick these up as they enter the auditorium and at the appropriate time they simply remove the lid, providing a clean, protected, home-baked piece of unleavened bread rather than the compressed pieces sometimes sold for communion that taste like styrofoam. Only purchased100 originally in order to do a trial run. After trying them, went back with the intent of ordering 1000, but they were not available, so ordered another 100.

A Perfect condiment companion for lunch or any “traveling” meal. Also great for lining up ingredients in advance when preparing a recipe.

This is my second order of these. Perfect for snacks. Small amounts of food for picky eaters or senior citizens. Who are sometimes the same picky eaters with small appetites. Anyhow, these are perfect for dry or wet items. And they are cheap on a per unit price.

These are perfect for jello, pudding, cold desserts or snacks in general. I purchased the 5.5oz cups which I consider the perfect size for snacks. The cups are kind of thin and flexible not hard plastic. I would not recommend using for hot liquids as they will melt and collapse. I wait until liquids are tepid before pouring. Lids work perfect with no openings. My kids use them as well for lunch and/or grab and go snacks.

Couldn’t use these. Way too small for Jell-O shots.

These cups are exactly what I was looking for. I was making jello shots and these hold the perfect amount, and most importantly for me, the lids snap on and stay on with one hand. I have used other brands and when you snap the lid on you need to pick it up with both hands to try to get the lid over the edges all the way around, and then often you just end up bending the lid or making it impossible to get a lid on at all. These snapped on super easily, are a good thick plastic, and worked perfectly.

Good quality

I use these to store extra paint that I have left over from a project and will use the next day. Just the right size for a tiny amount of left over paint. Only complaint is that the first few lids were crushed in transit so they don’t fit properly. Not a problem for me since I can use something else, if needed for the few containers that would be missing a lid but may be a problem for others. I marked it “Not Leak Proof” since the lids do not fit snuggly, if turned upside down or it drops over to the side.