I love OXO containers, and this is how I organize my pantry, playing Tetris with OXO containers in various sizes and shapes.
I bought the 12-container set several years ago, and I've been growing my collection since.
If you're new to organization and are planning a major pantry cleanup, I highly suggest purchasing a set. These 12 containers make great base containers, and you can purchase additional sizes depending on your storage needs.
Pop it, Fill it, Stack it, and Store it!
The containers are refrigerator and freezer safe.
I'm using 2 POP containers in the refrigerator to store red pepper flakes.
Saves so much space than differently sized Ziploc bags stashed randomly in the corner of the fridge.
And also a million times more visually pleasing.
This is how you play Tetris with your containers :)
Unpacking and cleaning the containers was a hassle at first because these containers need to be hand washed; however, it was a small price to pay for my super-organized pantry!
OXO's POP containers are transparent, so you can visually check the contents without opening the lids. This comes in really handy, especially if you have kids.
Fortunately, the built-in shelves in my pantry were the perfect height for the OXO containers.
I didn't build these shelves, but the containers fit so well that they create a custom look.
My pantry used to be a hot mess with a bunch of opened bags and individual snack packets everywhere. The OXO containers create a structure for loose food items, so my pantry stays organized and clean all the time. I just leave the empty containers in place until my next grocery run to refill the contents. Snacks change from time to time, but I have my designated snack containers ready to be refilled.
I used the tallest containers for storing pasta noodles, tea packets, and dried seaweed.
Since I'm the one who's using them mainly, these containers don't need to be at eye level.
I'm also storing some baking supplies on the top shelf because I don't use them every day.
The second shelf is the most popular shelf!
Loaded with tons of snacks and cereal, we reach for these containers daily.
On the third shelf, I placed OXO's cookie containers.
I can store random, individually packaged snack items like granola bars, as they're much larger in size, and accessing them is easier than the regular POP containers.
I'm such a huge fan of these transparent containers!
I love OXO containers, and this is how I organize my pantry, playing Tetris with OXO containers in various sizes and shapes.
I bought the 12-container set several years ago, and I've been growing my collection since.
If you're new to organization and are planning a major pantry cleanup, I highly suggest purchasing a set. These 12 containers make great base containers, and you can purchase additional sizes depending on your storage needs.
Pop it, Fill it, Stack it, and Store it!
The containers are refrigerator and freezer safe.
I'm using 2 POP containers in the refrigerator to store red pepper flakes.
Saves so much space than differently sized Ziploc bags stashed randomly in the corner of the fridge.
And also a million times more visually pleasing.
This is how you play Tetris with your containers :)
Unpacking and cleaning the containers was a hassle at first because these containers need to be hand washed; however, it was a small price to pay for my super-organized pantry!
OXO's POP containers are transparent, so you can visually check the contents without opening the lids. This comes in really handy, especially if you have kids.
Fortunately, the built-in shelves in my pantry were the perfect height for the OXO containers.
I didn't build these shelves, but the containers fit so well that they create a custom look.
My pantry used to be a hot mess with a bunch of opened bags and individual snack packets everywhere. The OXO containers create a structure for loose food items, so my pantry stays organized and clean all the time. I just leave the empty containers in place until my next grocery run to refill the contents. Snacks change from time to time, but I have my designated snack containers ready to be refilled.
I used the tallest containers for storing pasta noodles, tea packets, and dried seaweed.
Since I'm the one who's using them mainly, these containers don't need to be at eye level.
I'm also storing some baking supplies on the top shelf because I don't use them every day.
The second shelf is the most popular shelf!
Loaded with tons of snacks and cereal, we reach for these containers daily.
On the third shelf, I placed OXO's cookie containers.
I can store random, individually packaged snack items like granola bars, as they're much larger in size, and accessing them is easier than the regular POP containers.
I'm such a huge fan of these transparent containers!