Freezer Containers for Food Storage with Airtight Twist Lids in 4- to 34-Oz Sets – Forest Breathing
Freezer containers for food storage keep soups, salads, yogurt and leftovers in lightweight cups that move easily between meal prep, refrigerator shelves and packed lunches. Forest Breathing uses clear polypropylene bases with leak-resistant twist-top lids, helping food stay visible while sauces and other messy portions remain contained.
Choose 4-, 17-, 23.5- or 34-ounce capacities in ten- or twelve-container sets. The detailed option includes ten 34-ounce round containers and ten matching lids. Food-grade BPA-free plastic is listed as reusable, freezer safe, microwave safe and dishwasher safe. Remove lids before microwave or dishwasher use as directed. Nest empty cups to reduce cabinet clutter, and stack filled containers to organize a freezer or pantry. Smaller sizes suit snacks and sauces, while the 34-ounce format holds soup, salad, overnight oats or a full meal.
Specifications
- Brand: Forest Breathing
- Product: Freezer food storage containers with lids
- Capacity options: 4 17 23.5 or 34 oz
- Pack options: 10 or 12 containers
- Detailed option: Ten 34-oz containers
- Material: Polypropylene
- Material feature: Food grade and BPA free
- Body: Clear
- Shape: Round listed
- Closure: Twist-top lid
- Seal: Airtight and leak resistant listed
- Reuse: Reusable
- Storage: Stackable and nestable
- Freezer safe: Yes listed
- Microwave safe: Container with lid removed
- Dishwasher safe: Container with lid removed
- Foods: Soup sauce salad yogurt and fruit
- Additional foods: Snacks overnight oats and ice cream
- Uses: Meal prep lunches and leftovers
- Locations: Refrigerator freezer and pantry
- Variant note: Capacity and count vary
Frequently Asked Questions
Which container sizes are available?
Forest Breathing offers 4-, 17-, 23.5- and 34-ounce freezer containers in ten- or twelve-pack sets.
What comes in the detailed 34-ounce option?
The detailed package includes ten 34-ounce containers and ten matching airtight twist lids.
Should the lid stay on during microwave reheating?
No. Remove the lid before microwaving the polypropylene container as directed.
Can the containers hold soup and sauces?
Yes. The threaded lids are designed for an airtight, leak-resistant seal around liquid and solid foods.