We bought this thinking we'd get classic Rubbermaid quality, but didn't. They were on sale and touted in an article in USA Today. Two of the big bottom containers split within a week of arrival for no reason other than just sitting in a stack in the cupboard (same as they arrived in the shipping container). Our view is there's either a manufacturing defect or it's just cheaply made garbage. Very disappointed with the purchase and our experience and therefore warn other against buying the product.

60-Piece Container Contents (with a lid for each):
"¢ Five 0.5-cup
"¢ Five 1.25-cup
"¢ Five 2-cup
"¢ Five 3-cup
"¢ Four 5-cup
"¢ Three 7-cup
"¢ Two 9-cup, and
"¢ One 14-cup containers

PROS:
+ Containers nestle saving a lot of space
+ Lids connect, so there aren't lids falling all over the place when a cabinet is opened
+ Clear containers to see what's inside
+ A wide variety of containers
+ Multi-use lids fit multiple containers (except the smallest 0.5 cup container lid)
+ Durable containers and lids last a long time

CONS:
- It would be sweet to get a couple of the 14-cup sizes (or larger) but it's hard to argue with what you get for the price (shop the larger sized containers and you'll see).
- Must air dry lids to let water on the interior of the lid lip evaporate (despite this, they're much easier to dry than same other Tupperware containers).
- Over a period of time, depending on use, the containers will turn a tad cloudy if you dishwash them a bunch (doesn't bother me but it might bother some)
- Tomato-based sauces MAY stain containers, particularly if they are hot when placed in container.

I shopped a wide variety of containers, and I keep coming back to these over the years. Forget the thin plastic containers with cheap lids if you are considering those. I am OCD about Tupperware storing neatly and with Tupperware that dries easy enough out of the dishwasher or after hand washing. These nestle easy and the lids are somewhat interchangeable (see attached video). These aren't perfect about drying, but they are easier/quicker than other sets I've seen. These containers are durable. They'll make it through the dishwasher (at least my dishwasher) on the low shelf, but to last longer they should go on the top shelf away from the heating element. Also, be careful about putting hot, acidic liquids like tomato sauces if you want your containers pristine. Besides that, it's hard to go wrong with these!

If you have any questions on these, I'd be happy to answer them if you leave your question below!

I love the set but nothing will ever organize our cupboards, hardhat always required. I'm reviewing the Flex and Seal with Teal Blue lids, I've seen some mixing in of other sets in the reviews. We seem to use the medium and small sizes the most and I wish there were more in the set. Those are the sizes that are perfect for leftovers, just the right size for lunch items to work. To help put them to size, the absolute smallest shown front and center will fit one hard boiled egg. Left (with red peppers) and Right (cheese) of it hold 2 cups, the bottoms one on the right will hold a sandwich. We are seriously trying to get away from one use throw it away plastics, it's much more economical and planet friendly to have something reusable day after day. I have seen complaints of bits stuck in the grooves of the plastic lids but not experienced in the several months we've had them. I wash them all in the dishwasher, top shelf, and then they do need to sit in the strainer on the counter a while to air dry - due to those deep flex grooves that seat the lid so securely. They do not leak in transit and repeated use has not worn then them a bit. The plastic is very sturdy as are the flex lids, I think they'll last quite a while. One appears to have copped it in the microwave, there's some white pitting of the plastic around the midsection, but I do not think plastics should ever be exposed to excessive heat. None have discolored and we've thrown every color at them. Overall, I think it's a very good buy!

I loved the Premier line, which is the same size and shape as these (lids interchange) but made with a hard clear plastic that doesn't melt and absorb stains like these do. Unfortunately, what they do do is crack. I'm not talking a little crazing. They split the whole way through in multiple locations and completely fail. Have no idea what causes this to happen but half my set is gone. I wanted to love the Premier line but, in my opinion, they are overpriced and not ready for consumer use.

On the other hand these do the same job and last longer. Yes, they do get stained up and melt rather easily in the microwave but they are inexpensive and last a good long time. If you take my advice you'll buy these instead of Premier. This is a nice set for the money.

I bought Rubbermaid Easy Find Food Storage containers because they got such high reviews, and because I liked the feature that the lids could snap onto the bottom of the container so it isn't lost.
Right after I got my delivery, a friend (with whom I had been having a "where do the lids from storage containers go? I can never find the matching lids!" conversation with), came over and I proudly announced my "find". I proceeded to demonstrate how the lid snaps onto the base.......or not to demonstrate, as I couldn't get the lid to snap on. Both of us tried, struggled, and finally were able to get one to snap into place.
But the worst was yet to come. I was taking some foods to a friend's house for a pot luck dinner. As we were driving, my husband said, "I smell vinegar". I was holding the plastic bag in which I had placed several food items-including a Rubbermaid Easy Find Food storage container filled with balsamic vinegar-into a plastic bag which I was holding on my lap. I looked down, balsamic vinegar was all over my white blouse. What????
I subsequently discovered, that the lids do not seem to be liquid tight. Bad, really bad.
So despite the fact that the lids are a nice bright red, that the containers themselves are very sturdily made, I must give them only a 2 star rating.