Caperci Large Salad Container Bowl 68oz, 5-Compartment (Navy) Review (2026)

Who this container is for

This Caperci container is built for people who prep large, composed salads rather than small side salads, since the 68oz bowl alone holds about 6 cups of greens and other ingredients, or up to 8.5 cups when the tray is included. Anyone who likes adding crunchy toppings, nuts, cheese or a separate dressing without everything going soggy by lunchtime is the target user, because the five-compartment tray sits above the main bowl and keeps each ingredient apart until you are ready to combine them. It is a strong match for meal preppers making several days of salads at once and storing them in the fridge, though someone who eats a small, simple salad without many mix-ins may find the multi-part design more than they need.

Size, compartments and materials explained

The bowl measures about 9.25 inches long, 6.5 inches wide and 3.85 inches tall, and the five-compartment tray on top splits into two larger 5oz sections, two smaller 3.5oz sections, and a middle 3oz slot sized for a small leakproof dressing cup that comes included, along with an extra sauce cup for a second dressing or a snack. The whole system is made from food-grade polypropylene and silicone, described by the maker as free of BPA, vinyl, lead and PVC. The lid uses a food-grade silicone sealing ring paired with locking clips for a tighter seal than a simple snap-on lid, which matters for a container meant to travel to work or be carried in a bag with other items.

Living with it day to day

Packing this container works best if you build it in layers, greens and heavier ingredients in the main bowl, then the compartmented tray on top loaded with anything you do not want touching the greens until you are ready to eat, like croutons, nuts or a dressing in the small cup. At mealtime you tip the tray's contents into the bowl and toss, which keeps the salad from wilting during transport. Every piece, the bowl, the tray, the lid and the sauce cups, is listed as dishwasher safe, with the maker recommending the lid go on the top rack, which keeps daily cleanup manageable despite the container being made of several separate parts rather than one solid piece.

Trade-offs and how it compares

Against the smaller Caperci Superior Salad Container at 55oz with a four-compartment tray and a built-in spork, this larger 68oz five-compartment version trades some compactness for meaningfully more room, better suited to a full meal-sized salad rather than a lighter portion. Against simpler containers like the 38oz portable salad container with just a single dressing cup, this Caperci model offers far more separation between ingredients but is also bulkier to carry and has more individual pieces to keep track of. The core trade-off is the same across most multi-compartment salad containers: more separation between ingredients means more parts to pack, wash and reassemble compared with tossing everything into one plain bowl.

Verdict and who should pick something simpler

For meal preppers who build substantial, ingredient-separated salads and want them to stay fresh until eating time, this Caperci container earns its place, supporting our score of 8.2 out of 10 for handling that job well. Anyone who wants a lighter, simpler container for a smaller salad with one dressing should look at the compact 38oz option instead, since it has fewer pieces to manage. People who do not mind pre-mixing their salad the night before, accepting some sogginess, may not need the tray system at all and could use a plain sealed bowl. For big, layered meal prep salads, though, the separation this container provides is a real practical advantage.

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