--- product_id: 52705399 title: "YW Plastic Soup Food Container with Lids (12), 32 oz, 12 Pack, Clear" brand: "yw" price: "S$58" currency: SGD in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 category: "Yw" url: https://www.desertcart.sg/products/52705399-yw-plastic-soup-food-container-with-lids-12-32-oz store_origin: SG region: Singapore --- # 32 oz capacity - perfect portion control Reusable & dishwasher safe - eco-smart convenience Freezer safe - no cracks, no spills YW Plastic Soup Food Container with Lids (12), 32 oz, 12 Pack, Clear **Brand:** yw **Price:** S$58 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🥢 Own your leftovers, rule your fridge, and never pay delivery again! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** YW Plastic Soup Food Container with Lids (12), 32 oz, 12 Pack, Clear by yw - **How much does it cost?** S$58 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sg](https://www.desertcart.sg/products/52705399-yw-plastic-soup-food-container-with-lids-12-32-oz) ## Best For - yw enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted yw brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Freeze & Forget:** Engineered polypropylene plastic withstands freezing temps without cracking or warping. - • **Portion Perfect Power:** 32 oz capacity lets you master meal prep with precision and ease. - • **Snap & Seal Confidence:** Tight-sealing lids lock in freshness and block fridge odors with a satisfying click. - • **Stack & Store Like a Pro:** Nestable, space-saving design keeps your kitchen sleek and organized. - • **Microwave & Dishwasher Ready:** Heat, eat, and clean effortlessly—designed for your busy lifestyle. ## Overview The YW Plastic Soup Food Container 12-pack offers durable, clear 32 oz containers made from high-quality, food-grade polypropylene. Designed for professional-grade performance, these airtight containers are freezer, microwave, and dishwasher safe, featuring snap-tight lids that lock in freshness and prevent spills. Their stackable, nestable design maximizes kitchen storage while providing perfect portion control for meal prep, making them an essential upgrade for anyone serious about food organization and sustainability. ## Description 12 sets 32oz plastic soup/Food container with lids New Free Shipping *BRAND NEW* Review: Takeout Containers (without the Chinese Takeout) - Ya know? You could just keep ordering Chinese takeout forever and end up with a drawer full of these plastic wonders, each one stained with the ghost of General Tso’s past and that mysterious neon red sweet & sour sauce. But sometimes, you hit that breaking point. The moment where you stop and say, “Why don’t I just cut out the middleman, skip the MSG, and get straight to the container?” That’s when you find these. The Holy Grail. The blank-slate versions of your favorite Chinese takeout containers — without the grease, without the fortune cookie, and tragically, without the food. I won’t lie: it’s a bit of a spiritual letdown opening a box of these and not being smacked in the face with that unmistakable aroma of sesame oil, soy sauce, and regret. But once that initial heartbreak wears off, you realize: you now own the power of Chinese takeout in your own home. You are now the takeout god. You wield the containers. You control the leftovers. Let’s talk build quality — because it’s important. These containers are the real deal. Thick enough to withstand multiple microwave trips, strong enough to stack high like the Leaning Tower of Lo Mein, and reliable enough to freeze leftover dumplings without cracking under pressure. Dishwasher-safe? Damn right. They don’t warp like those flimsy grocery-store meal prep trays. These are built like they expect to have chow mein dumped in them, sealed tight, and thrown in a delivery bag before being bounced across town. The lids? Snap on with a satisfying click — the same one you’ve heard 500 times after scarfing down sesame chicken while watching reruns. That click is the sound of your food being protected from both air and uninvited fridge smells. Tupperware dreams of having this kind of lid consistency. You could probably dropkick one of these across your kitchen and still find your kung pao chicken completely undisturbed. (Disclaimer: I haven’t, but the day may come.) And let’s talk aesthetics. There’s something comforting about that translucent plastic with the little condensation droplets inside. It just looks right. It looks familiar. Like the container itself whispers, “I’ve been filled with fried rice before. I’ve held egg rolls. I’ve housed Mongolian beef. I know what I’m doing.” There’s cultural gravitas here. Every time I portion out my meal prep, I feel like I’m back in my apartment at 2 a.m., standing at the fridge, eating cold takeout with the door open, reflecting on life. Only now, I’m the chef. And I didn’t have to tip anybody. You want portion control? These containers are the ultimate serving-size arbiters. You know exactly how much lo mein fits in one. Because you’ve seen it. Lived it. Eaten half of it and put the other half in the fridge thinking, “I’ll save that for tomorrow,” only to eat it four hours later. They’re not just containers — they’re time capsules. Tools for building your prep meals, yes, but also vessels for nostalgia. And don’t even get me started on their versatility. These things will hold sauces, soups, solids, semi-liquids, that weird teriyaki marinade you keep experimenting with, your chopped garlic, your marinated tofu, hell, even flour or sugar if you’re feeling bold. But they still somehow always feel like they should be holding Chinese food. You could fill them with oatmeal, but let’s be honest — your brain will still whisper, “This should be hot and sour soup.” They nest too. Stackable. Minimal footprint. Just like the ones you hoard after every takeout binge, but this time? It’s by design. You’ve achieved enlightenment. You’ve reached peak fridge organization. No more random cottage cheese containers being reused for curry. No more yogurt tubs pretending to be stew holders. No — this is the system. The takeout-container system. Honestly, these things deserve a spot in the culinary hall of fame. Right next to cast iron pans and rice cookers. They’re humble. They’re cheap. They’re damn near indestructible. And they’re ready to serve. Always. Every time you pull one out, you’re reminded: someone, somewhere, is eating Chinese takeout and thinking this container is kind of nice. And now, so are you — but without the food cost. Without the sodium bomb. Without the delivery fee. You’ve ascended. You’ve gone from the casual consumer to the prepared professional. You’re not just eating from a container — you’ve become the container. So yeah. No wonton soup here. No egg drop. No complimentary soy sauce packets tossed in with reckless abandon. But you’ll still get the plastic. And if you close your eyes and listen closely as you seal the lid, you just might hear the soft echo of a distant delivery driver asking, “Do you want chopsticks?” Review: good value - good quality and perfect for food prep and freezing ## Features - Containers with lids, commercial restaurant quality ! perfect for home use. - Microwaveable, reusable, dishwasher safe, high quality for freezing. - Clear heavy Gauge engineered polypropylene plastic - quart size (32oz) - Package of 12 sets of FREEZEABLE deli food containers with tight sealing lids ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B06Y6JWQTD | | Best Sellers Rank | #7,075 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #310 in Food Container Sets | | Brand | YW | | Brand Name | YW | | Capacity | 2 pounds | | Color | Clear | | Container Shape | Round | | Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,921 Reviews | | Food Storage Container Airtightness | Airtight | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00651046477655 | | Included Components | 12 Containers, 12 LIDS | | Item Dimensions L x W x H | 4"L x 4"W x 8"H | | Item Form | Round | | Item Type Name | YW Plastic Soup Food Container with Lids (12), 32 oz | | Item Volume | 32 fluid ounces | | Item Weight | 1 ounces | | Manufacturer | YW | | Material | Plastic | | Material Feature | Food Grade, Freezer Safe, Microwave Safe, Reusable | | Material Features | Food Grade, Freezer Safe, Microwave Safe, Reusable | | Material Type | Plastic | | Other Special Features of the Product | Dishwasher Safe, Microwave Safe | | Package Quantity | 1 | | Product Care Instructions | provides excellent functionality, durability, and quality | | Product Dimensions | 4"L x 4"W x 8"H | | Recommended Uses For Product | Soup | | Size | 12 Pack | | UPC | 651046477655 | | Unit Count | 12 Count | ## Product Details - **Brand:** YW - **Color:** Clear - **Material:** Plastic - **Material Feature:** Food Grade, Freezer Safe, Microwave Safe, Reusable - **Capacity:** 2 Pounds ## Images ![YW Plastic Soup Food Container with Lids (12), 32 oz, 12 Pack, Clear - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61AYxipqvRL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: can you place hot soup or liquid in this item?** A: They are microwave and dishwasher safe, so hot liquid should be fine. **Q: Approximately how tall is an individual container?** A: With the lid on, it stands 5 1/2" high. **Q: Are the 32 oz. deli. food containers considered Fabri-Kal ?** A: hi, i really don't know about fabri-kal. however, i really like the containers. i have a tendentcy for making to much food. so, i use containers then put in freezer. love that!!!! then i have it on hand when i need it again. **Q: are these the same size as the 32oz size China restaurants use for soup?** A: Darrell: Yes they are the same size as Chinese Soup take-out. If you order these from ToyArama before 12:00noon tomorrow we will ship them out to you tomorrow and you should get them by Tuesday!! Ken @ ToyArama ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Takeout Containers (without the Chinese Takeout) *by J***S on July 21, 2025* Ya know? You could just keep ordering Chinese takeout forever and end up with a drawer full of these plastic wonders, each one stained with the ghost of General Tso’s past and that mysterious neon red sweet & sour sauce. But sometimes, you hit that breaking point. The moment where you stop and say, “Why don’t I just cut out the middleman, skip the MSG, and get straight to the container?” That’s when you find these. The Holy Grail. The blank-slate versions of your favorite Chinese takeout containers — without the grease, without the fortune cookie, and tragically, without the food. I won’t lie: it’s a bit of a spiritual letdown opening a box of these and not being smacked in the face with that unmistakable aroma of sesame oil, soy sauce, and regret. But once that initial heartbreak wears off, you realize: you now own the power of Chinese takeout in your own home. You are now the takeout god. You wield the containers. You control the leftovers. Let’s talk build quality — because it’s important. These containers are the real deal. Thick enough to withstand multiple microwave trips, strong enough to stack high like the Leaning Tower of Lo Mein, and reliable enough to freeze leftover dumplings without cracking under pressure. Dishwasher-safe? Damn right. They don’t warp like those flimsy grocery-store meal prep trays. These are built like they expect to have chow mein dumped in them, sealed tight, and thrown in a delivery bag before being bounced across town. The lids? Snap on with a satisfying click — the same one you’ve heard 500 times after scarfing down sesame chicken while watching reruns. That click is the sound of your food being protected from both air and uninvited fridge smells. Tupperware dreams of having this kind of lid consistency. You could probably dropkick one of these across your kitchen and still find your kung pao chicken completely undisturbed. (Disclaimer: I haven’t, but the day may come.) And let’s talk aesthetics. There’s something comforting about that translucent plastic with the little condensation droplets inside. It just looks right. It looks familiar. Like the container itself whispers, “I’ve been filled with fried rice before. I’ve held egg rolls. I’ve housed Mongolian beef. I know what I’m doing.” There’s cultural gravitas here. Every time I portion out my meal prep, I feel like I’m back in my apartment at 2 a.m., standing at the fridge, eating cold takeout with the door open, reflecting on life. Only now, I’m the chef. And I didn’t have to tip anybody. You want portion control? These containers are the ultimate serving-size arbiters. You know exactly how much lo mein fits in one. Because you’ve seen it. Lived it. Eaten half of it and put the other half in the fridge thinking, “I’ll save that for tomorrow,” only to eat it four hours later. They’re not just containers — they’re time capsules. Tools for building your prep meals, yes, but also vessels for nostalgia. And don’t even get me started on their versatility. These things will hold sauces, soups, solids, semi-liquids, that weird teriyaki marinade you keep experimenting with, your chopped garlic, your marinated tofu, hell, even flour or sugar if you’re feeling bold. But they still somehow always feel like they should be holding Chinese food. You could fill them with oatmeal, but let’s be honest — your brain will still whisper, “This should be hot and sour soup.” They nest too. Stackable. Minimal footprint. Just like the ones you hoard after every takeout binge, but this time? It’s by design. You’ve achieved enlightenment. You’ve reached peak fridge organization. No more random cottage cheese containers being reused for curry. No more yogurt tubs pretending to be stew holders. No — this is the system. The takeout-container system. Honestly, these things deserve a spot in the culinary hall of fame. Right next to cast iron pans and rice cookers. They’re humble. They’re cheap. They’re damn near indestructible. And they’re ready to serve. Always. Every time you pull one out, you’re reminded: someone, somewhere, is eating Chinese takeout and thinking this container is kind of nice. And now, so are you — but without the food cost. Without the sodium bomb. Without the delivery fee. You’ve ascended. You’ve gone from the casual consumer to the prepared professional. You’re not just eating from a container — you’ve become the container. So yeah. No wonton soup here. No egg drop. No complimentary soy sauce packets tossed in with reckless abandon. But you’ll still get the plastic. And if you close your eyes and listen closely as you seal the lid, you just might hear the soft echo of a distant delivery driver asking, “Do you want chopsticks?” ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ good value *by L***S on June 27, 2026* good quality and perfect for food prep and freezing ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Do Not Microwave after Freezing *by D***N on June 8, 2026* Update: About 10% of these fail in the freezer when storing berries. Soups were fine but storing loosely packed berries led to broken containers. 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