These are my go-to containers for keeping my pantry organized and storing food items as fresh as possible.
I’ve tried many “airtight” containers over the years, and I was disappointed with their performances. They were either not airtight or inconvenient for daily use.
The Pop Containers, on the other hand, deserve all the hype.
I love their airtight “pop” seal.
It keeps what’s inside fresh for an extended period of time and is so easy to use.
All you have to do is press the “pop” button to open/close the seal.
The containers come in various sizes for different storing needs, but they are modular and can be stacked neatly to maximize the storage space.
I suggest getting a starter set that usually includes 5-10 containers in different sizes.
And you can get extra containers that suit your storing needs.
For example, if you have spaghetti in your pantry all the time, this narrow, tall container will be useful.
The containers are made of BPA-free plastic.
They are lighter than glassware and safer for children to use, so no complaints there.
The transparent plastic body reveals the contents so I would know exactly what I have in my pantry (or cupboard). It’s one of the biggest benefits of investing in separate food containers because nothing gets forgotten in the back of the shelf, slowing rotting away.
I was bummed to learn that these containers needed to be hand washed, except for the silicone seal that is attached to the lid. But, the lid comes apart for easier cleaning.
I must tell you, though, washing 10 containers at once when I first got them was not fun!
The initial fixed cost to establish an organizing system is quite high; however, you’ll waste food less this way.
These are my go-to containers for keeping my pantry organized and storing food items as fresh as possible.
I’ve tried many “airtight” containers over the years, and I was disappointed with their performances. They were either not airtight or inconvenient for daily use.
The Pop Containers, on the other hand, deserve all the hype.
I love their airtight “pop” seal.
It keeps what’s inside fresh for an extended period of time and is so easy to use.
All you have to do is press the “pop” button to open/close the seal.
The containers come in various sizes for different storing needs, but they are modular and can be stacked neatly to maximize the storage space.
I suggest getting a starter set that usually includes 5-10 containers in different sizes.
And you can get extra containers that suit your storing needs.
For example, if you have spaghetti in your pantry all the time, this narrow, tall container will be useful.
The containers are made of BPA-free plastic.
They are lighter than glassware and safer for children to use, so no complaints there.
The transparent plastic body reveals the contents so I would know exactly what I have in my pantry (or cupboard). It’s one of the biggest benefits of investing in separate food containers because nothing gets forgotten in the back of the shelf, slowing rotting away.
I was bummed to learn that these containers needed to be hand washed, except for the silicone seal that is attached to the lid. But, the lid comes apart for easier cleaning.
I must tell you, though, washing 10 containers at once when I first got them was not fun!
The initial fixed cost to establish an organizing system is quite high; however, you’ll waste food less this way.