can i store and carry liquid like yogurt in the container without leaking?
218045
I have not tried storing yogurt in these. However, I did put butter in the smallest one, and on a hot day I accidentally left it in the car . . . the butter was melted, but nothing leaked out--and it was on its side!
218046
Yes, I pack applesauce in these containers for my son. We've never had a leak.
218047
Agree that it is a tight seal, but may not be the best container if you are going to regularly use it to transport more "liquidy" foods like yogurt. Also, while its still tight, our lids have gotten a bit more loose over time.
218048
I'm pretty a texture like yogurt should be fine. I have never tried it but I would not hesitate to store it in the container.
218049
Yep, it has held up for us but just have to make sure the lid is snapped on securely. I wouldn't recommend anything that is of more runny consistency though. If I'm unsure I just put it in a zip lock or snack bag
2205432
I primarily store unopened bottles in it; they lie flat. However, if you wanted to store an open bottle without having it leak, you can prop it up with something like a small container or can. I've done that and it works fine.
129274
I have found mine to be secured, especially with the two smaller containers in a larger one. I have even had cereal and milk and not hade the milk leak everywhere.
2231741
Yes, the seal is not tight on these containers. Unfortunately, they leak as well.
1381855
The seal is easy to clean (probably won't harbor bacteria if you clean it) but it isn't that strong. It bothers me that if I put anything with even a slight amount of liquid in it, I can't be sure that it won't leak when carrying the container to work for my lunch.
1511133
The gel is a bit liquid-like, so it may leak out of a bag, but if you put it in small plastic Tupperware/Rubbermaid packages and put pinholes in the top, it would work and not spill out.
857216
The lid slides onto the tray without a tight seal. Unfortunately, it will leak if placed on the side.
1742915
It is not leak proof. I don't believe it is intended to store fluids, but it is great for other foods.
476597
Haven't tried liquids, but it has a good seal and if you don't tempt fate by storing it on its side, I don't think you will have leaks.
1670398
I would think so, yes. However, they are very lightweight, so when it is open a liquid could easily get bumped and spilled. Also, since it is a liquid, I would suggest putting whatever you store in a Ziploc as a backup. I don't expect it would leak (it seems like a good seal), but I do this anytime when I travel with shampoos, lotions, etc., just in case.
1984786
I am afraid that it will, most likely, leak. They don't travel well with liquid in them. In fact, when I do put them in a lunch box/kit, I'll put the cube in a plastic, zip-lock bag. I found more tightly sealed containers at the grocery store.
1386255
I haven't used it for transporting liquids, but it does seem airtight. That being said, it is not that firm, so the lid may pop open if the dish is too full.
644186
I love them. I take yogurt to work in these and they have not leaked. I love the different sizes too.
1174110
I have not tried this but I have had containers spill inside the back pack and it did not leak out.
359291
Don't think a real liquid like soup will stay put. You will need the cup that. Salad dressings don't seem to leak out put that is a minor amount of liquid and a lot of salad mix to aid in keeping it in.
512259
Yes. It is leak proof. Make sure all four tabs are locked in place. That is how i mixed the salad. This is the best salad container for commuters that i found.
329841
Yes. We used it for milk and it did leak after a couple of months because the gasket did not stay tight. However, for things like cottage cheese and yoghurt, it was fine.