Abstract: A dish structure includes: (a) a bottom container having an outer cylindrical wall and a diametric base interconnecting the outer cylindrical wall; (b) a lid having an inverted cylinder provided with a downwardly extending cylindrical wall, the lid being sized so that the downwardly extending cylindrical wall associates with the outer cylindrical wall of the bottom container; (c) a frictionally-engagable member integral with the surface of the downwardly extending cylindrical wall of the lid; (d) a frictionally engagable member integral with the surface of the wall of the bottom container; and (e) at least one of the bottom container and the lid being formed of flexibly deformable synthetic plastic material, which is thin enough to have the characteristics of being flexibly deformable. By such structure the lid and bottom container base may remain loosely assembled (unlocked), or by user manipulation be tightly assembled into a reversibly locked configuration.