Airtight Silicone Lidded Jars - 2 pack - 100% SILICONE Jars for Kids, Children, Babies, Toddlers, BPA Free, PATENTED AIRTIGHT JAR SET (Dishwasher Safe)

Love these little snack dishes or baby food dishes and can put leftovers in them for later since they have lids. My kids are Nintendo fans. I loved these colors cause they looked like Mario and Luigi colors.

These are bigger than I expected. Also lids were white. It meams the lid is diferent from photo.

These are fine but very small. Only good for a toddler.

I was surprised that the lids are clear, not like the pictures. I don’t think the lids are made of the same material as jars. I haven’t used the jars, but seem nice and I intend to use them for whipped coconut oil.

These are great little snack cups for crackers, fruit, ice cream, yogurt, baby food, etc. The lid seals, but if the bowl gets bumped the lid pops right off, so I wouldn't send it in a lunchbox with something wet inside. But at home it's great.

I do not believe this item to be 100% silicone and instead contains fillers, which are NOT safe to eat from. Also super small. Sadly disappointed. Returned.

Just received mine. The lids are not the same color as the container as show in the product photos. The lids are opaque so you can see through them and they don't seem to be the same consistency as the container itself, they seem to be a thinner/softer type of silicone. The lid and container stays closed very well, give it a good squeeze and you can get the lid to open slightly and then peel open by grabbing the lid handle, Or you may peel the jar open to one side very easily. If you pull straight up on the lid handle the suction keeps it in place firmly so although the lid isn't latched or screwed on it still stays in place through some abuse that I just put it through, but once you squeeze it firmly the seal cracks and leaks could happen. Cool container, can't wait to use it more

When the Museum of Modern Art gave me the funds for me to create "Food Spilled in a Briefcase" I went on a journey for a food container. After months of searching, I found Kinderville’s Little Bites Silicone Storage Jars. When the top comes off a typical plastic/rubber container you can expect 3 square feet of coverage in an average briefcase. Kinderville found a way to extend the coverage with its patent-pending “Explodo-Top”. The lid starts a fusion reaction between the carbon and hydrogen isotopes to make sure that the food is evenly distributed in your bag. I tested other foods with a variety of viscosity. Kinderville’s Little Bites didn’t let me down. I recommend this product.