TupperwareHeritage Collection, 10 Piece Food Storage Container Set in Vintage Colors, Dishwasher Safe and BPA Free (5 Bowls, 5 Lids)

Grew up with Tupperware. Lost most of the original lids. These are great. Colors are very attractive, the quality is superior to anything else out there, and once you get the hang of how to close the lid, which is merely pushing in the middle in the circle until it pops shut, I have nothing but good to say about them. The sizes in this bundle are super. highly recommend.

You cannot beat Tupperware! You pay a little more on the front end, but they are so worth it. These are sturdy and have an excellent lid seal, clean easy and of course the colors are gorgeous! These are an investment!

Received quickly, sturdy plastic, has a good seal. The colors are nice. So far no stains, but I’ve only stored strawberries in one bowl so far.

Great quality, perfect colors. Lids fit perfectly. Vintage vibe.

Everything was there, lids fit properly and the correct color arrived. No complaints.

Bought these for my mother-in-law as she has always loved old-school Tupperware and feels like nothing else works just like the old kind. Happen to find these on Amazon and they work just like her other Tupperware. She has not stopped raving about this gift since we got it for her! The colors are so cute and more modern. The quality is great!

No more ugly Rubber made with melted spots. Love the fun colors . Seals every time, dishwasher safe. Stack well and take up less room. Never going back to Rubber made.

This set is fantastic. The colors are so great! Plenty of sizes for everything you’d want to store, and they are durable! They seal perfectly (you have to push down in the center)!!My only qualm with this set is the white lids and the rusty/pink spotted discoloration. Multiple other folks have written about this in their reviews and thought it was from food, however, something is off with the plastic formula, and some lids develop random pinkish colored stains on both sides, even without coming into direct contact with food.The lids are made from low density polyethylene (LDPE, #4). I did some research, and this “pinking” is a well known problem in some polyethylene plastics. It is reversible by exposing the plastic to UV light, either from the sun or from a UV lamp. The time is dependent on how strong the UV is. I left one of my lids outside for a couple of hours in the bright sun, and the discoloration disappeared completely. However, long term UV exposure will eventually degrade the plastic, so this isn’t a complete solution.This issue is disappointing because I expected the Tupperware level of quality I was used to in the past, especially at the price point of the set (much more than most plastic wares).