Stackable Food Storage Containers for Pantry, 24 PCS Air Tight Food Storage Containers with Lids for Cereal,Pasta,Sugar,Flour,Pet & Clear Plastic Containers for Pantry Organization

Great for freshness, not great for compact spaces
I was in need of some containers to keep my pantry items fresh and found these as an alternative to the name-brand storage system. I definitely appreciate the airtight seals on all of these containers and I’m not extraordinarily picky about the look or design so I was happy with these out of the box…Until I tried putting them in my cabinets and found that it was going to require some of my long-dormant Tetris skills to fit them all in. Bottom line, they’re really great, and all of the dry goods I put in these containers have stayed fresh for much longer than if I’d kept them in their original containers. But I wish they were designed better for standard cabinet sizes.

A good set of variety sizes of containers
My all-time favorite and go-to food storage containers are Brilliance by Rubbermaid. But since I couldn’t take anything when I had to move, and they are a bit pricey, I was looking for alternatives and found those. This set has all different sizes and comes with an astonishing number of containers, 24 pieces.The container is not as crystal clear as the Brilliance container, but it’s still clear enough to see what’s inside. I like that this is BPA-free plastic and microwavable. But what I love the most is that all lid sizes are the same for all containers! No more digging the right size lid from my shelves or drawers. At the same time, the lid size is the same but not the container size means that the container is tall and skinny for it to hold a larger amount.My kitchen is in the middle of remodeling, so I decided to wait to organize stuff until it’s done. So I just put something to show how big those containers when I took a few photos.The largest container is long enough to store pasta boxes and bags (16 oz each). I have a box and two bags in there, but I’m sure I can fit at least one or two more of them.The next bigger container would be great for storing a bigger bag of sugar or flour, but since I didn’t have them, I put a bulky, unopened rice noodle bag in it.The third one has an unopened 2 lb bag of brown sugar.I couldn’t find anything else, so I put a soda can in the smallest container, which still had room. However, the lid I used for the smallest container didn’t close properly and kept popping open. After a few tries, I switched it with the lid I used for the brown sugar, and then both closed fine. Well, not sure why and how that happened but, like I said, all lids are the same size, I’m glad to know that I have 23 other lids to swap if that happens again. I’m posting a video and a few photos, including one that my furry son photobombed.Overall, it’s a nice set to have, especially if you don’t have any containers. You’ll get plenty of them!

Clever stacking containers
I really like these stacking containers. They don’t stack the way you would think they would, the tallest one stacks into the next size down, etc, with the shortest one on the bottom.. but actually this makes perfect sense when you see it.Two of the large size se holds the entire contents of a Mega Size Cheerios, and and one large and one next size down hold the entire contents of Mega Size Rasin bran and Frosted Mini wheats. The two large containers one in front of the other take up almost the same space as the box in my cabinet, but the door won’t close… BUT If I put the one in the back upside down, and the one in the front upside right, then the tapered sides make them fit perfectly and the door will close!I also noticed that three sets of these side by side take up WAY more width in my cabinet than the original 3 cartons, BUT I can repeat the trick to make them fit, and in the back row, put one down, one up, and one down, then in the front do the reverse, one up, one down, one up, now the tapers all fit into each other and the entire group of 6 containers takes up very close to the same amount of space as before!These have the benefit of being more air tight than the plastic bags inside the boxes, and it really doesn’t matter if they are upside right or upside down in the cabinet thanks to the lids snapping on securely.I also used some of these to store some leftovers in the refrigerator and they worked really well. I had some noodles I stored and I could see condensation on the inside of the container, which is a good sign because it means it was sealed tight and that moisture could not evaporate out of the container.I think this is a really nice set and a good value for storage containers. They seal nice and tightly and they stack well for storage and if you nest the tapers in a clever way, you can get a lot of things in a small space.

Kitchen Organization is Easy with these Airtight Food Storage Containers
I enjoy having my cupboards organized so I can see what is in them when it comes time to do my grocery shopping. When I saw these food storage containers I was excited to get them.They fit nicely next to one another and also stack nicely on top of each other. The lids are air tight and snap on easily. Since they are clear you can easily see what is inside. Right now I am using some in my fridge for some of the items that go quickly such as grapes, blueberries and strawberries.In my cupboards I will use some for extra sugar, flour and rice.They also come nicely stacked in shipping and include a set of measuring spoons, a white marker and black labels.