Yesland 200 Pack 2 oz Natural Bagasse Fiber Cups with Lids, Paper Tasting Cups Disposable Sample Food cup, Compostable Sauce Containers for Snack Tasting Charcuterie

In the summers I work at a farm that makes their own pizzas. Everything comes from the farm or a neighbor farm and we use reusable or compostable products as much as possible. People would ask for some extra sauce but we didn't have a good way to give them any. These let us give some sauce dipping cups if people ask while still being environmentally friendly.

These are ideal and worked perfectly for my use. No leaking, lids fit perfectly. This was a great purchase.

I thought the cap would open after being in my lunch box but they hold very sturdy

great product! works very well for sauces on the side. i like that it is disposable so i don’t have to worry about washing it, but its earth friendly!not 100% leak proof

I love these cups! They get the job done and appeal to my eco friendly nature. They are recyclable and much better than more plastic waste. I use them to put sample gels or lotions in for clients. I can write on the container with a sharpie and it's legible. Definitely will buy again.

These 2oz cups with lids were of good quality. The lids were a little tight - which is good- and made it hard to open most times. Glad to know there is another option besides plastic. Would order again.

I don’t normally post reviews but I really needed these to seal as stated and they didn’t at all. Disappointing to say the least. I now have 400 of these. I tried to do what is best for for the environment and they are horrible. Can’t use

I purchased these to use for pancake samples for my pancake and waffle mix at a farmer's market.I liked that they are eco-friendly and the size was just right for my needs. The fast shipping speed was also nice because I needed them in a hurry.I agree with some other customers that the lids can be difficult to put on but this wasn't a huge issue for me. My solution was to put the pancake piece inside, lightly put the lid on top, then flip the whole container upside down to press the lid against the counter. That worked well for me but might not work for all types of foods.Dislikes are that this is not air-tight, so you are limited for the length of time food is stored in these. If you have a liquid it would probably leak, or a moist ingredient may make the container moist.Also, this isn't a knock against the product quality but since it's not clear, people at the market couldn't tell what was inside unless they read my sign or I verbally offered it to them. I didn't think that would be a big deal but when I offered a sample people asked what was inside. Almost no one who came by my booth took a sample without me offering. Because our state law requires lids for sample cups at FM's, I will get sample cups with clear lids next time even though it won't be as eco-friendly.