Pakopako LunchSauce Container Tomato and Bear Bottle

These are excellent. one problem I have with bento sauce containers is either they're squeezable but the opening is micro and impossible to fill and clean, or they are hard plastic with a large opening (can't get the sauce out easily it it's hard plastic). These are perfect. Large enough opening to use easily and are squeezable soft plastic. plus they're super cute! The little ones are great for things like soy sauce and the bigger is good for salad dressings.

The bottles are small but I understood that when I purchased them. Would I purchase again yes I would they fit perfectly in my bento lunchbox they take up little room.

These are so tiny. Can't really put anything in them not worth it. The tomato one is the size of a half a pinki finger, and the bear you could fit a little sauce in but honestly the openings are tiny so I don't know how yyou would put anything in.

I adored these. I'd put soy or ponzu sauce in the tomatoes and either those two or thicker sauces like katsu or ketchup in the bear. I handwashed each piece. Lovely portions, adorable presentation, and all was well.Until......The bear developed an... incontinence issue. Imagine my surprise when I opened my lunch and my sauce was half-gone from the bottle! Turns out, the joins in the plastic that make up his bottom cracked apart just enough that he developed a slow leak. Unfortunately, the box was not leakproof. Fortunately, my bento bag is easy to wash.Moral of the story, if you buy these keep an eye on the seams. If they start leaking you will have to buy another. Lucky they are so cheap, I guess.

These containers are just as cute as they looked in the photos, and they add a nice splash of color to a bento lunch. They're easy to rinse clean, and they do not seem to hold the odor of any of the condiments I've put in them. That said, they really are very small. I know the ad gives the size, so I can't complain, but they were even tinier than I expected. The larger one does well enough for mustard, but the thicker the condiment, the harder it is to get it in and out of the little containers. Thinnish yellow mustard will come out with a couple shakes, but thicker mustards have to be scraped out with a toothpick. (Which I usually include as part of the bento, so it's not really a huge problem.) They're great for soy or shoyu sauce, but since I bought the little fish and pig shaped bottles for those, I tend to use these containers for ketchup or mustard as needed, and for soy or shoyu sauce when the bento could use some color.Bottom line: if they were to break, I would buy another set. They're just that much fun.

The plastic on mine split open along the seams on the first use for one, and I expect the same to happen to the others as they are used as well. So cute, but not functional :(

WOW. these are THE CUTEST bento bottles i have ever seen, in both color and concept. the red tomatoes (look like cute apples!) are a solid plastic red, while the bear top is a translucent yellow. a must buy, even just to own! ive included photos in the custom area comparing them to a dime.Measurements: (both measurements exclude the top screw area)smaller tomato bottles (3): abt 1" tall x 0.5" widebigger bear bottle (1): abt 1" tall x 1.25" widethe tomato containers are screw-on/off only.the bear container has an optional open/close lid.

They don't hold much in them, but these little bottles are very cute! It's good for portion-size, too. I don't use a lot of honey or anything, so I normally use both the bears and the tomatoes for ketchup and stuff. They're very portable. Did I mention cute? ;-) I love them so much!!