About food storage & lunch boxes
Food storage and lunch boxes include airtight containers, jars, vacuum canisters, fridge bins and insulated bottles.
Containers include clip-lid and locking-lid sets in sizes from 500 ml to 2.5 L, glass jars with bamboo lids and spoons, and sealed bins for rice or grain. Vacuum coffee canisters come in glass or steel. Fridge helpers include a rolling egg holder, frosted door bins and a half-cut produce saver. Insulated steel bottles come in eight colors.
Choose by what you store. Airtight jars keep dry goods fresh, and clear bins help you see what is left. Glass resists stains and smells, while PET and plastic are light for lunch bags. Look at the lid seal and the capacity in milliliters. Stackable sets save fridge and pantry space.
Food Storage & Lunch Boxes questions
Are glass or plastic containers better?
Glass does not stain or hold odors and is good for reheating, if the lid allows. Plastic is lighter and safer for lunch bags. Choose by how you carry them.
How do vacuum coffee canisters work?
You press the lid pump to remove air, which slows staling. The jar keeps coffee beans or ground coffee fresher than an open bag, though coffee is still at its peak soon after roasting.
How do I keep produce fresh in the fridge?
Use a half-cut saver for lemons, onions or avocado, and clear bins to group items. Cut sides sealed against the air stay fresher for longer than loose halves in the fridge.