Weindependently evaluateall of our recommendations.
If you select links we provide, we may receive compensation.
No more stale snacks and cluttered countertops.
Photo:Real Simple
The ones that made our list are durable, airtight, spill-resistant, and easy to clean.
Ahead are the only dry food storage containers that deserve a spot in your space.
If there were an award for versatility, it would go to this Amazon food storage container set.
PHOTO: Amazon
We were fans of the turn-style locking mechanism, which helped create a strong airtight seal.
The set is dishwasher safe (top rack) for easy cleanup.
All four containers are the same size.
PHOTO: Real Simple
Although this set is intended for dry goods, we found that it can handle liquids, too.
The airtight lids had no leaks and no liquid crept into the seal.
However, when we dropped these, one side came open and they leaked a little.
Still, not bad for dry food containers.
While the containers are dishwasher safe, the brand recommends you clean the lids by hand.
Its not dishwasher safe due to the rubber seal and doesnt come in a set.
Cereal lovers know how important it is to keep cereal in bulk around the house.
Its also large enough that you wont need to refill it often.
Size:(1) 2.5 qt.
The openings could be a little wider, and the tallest containers may not fit on standard shelves.
We found the variety of sizes functional; the largest one could fit half a bag of flour.
Both the vacuum-sealed containers and the non-sealed ones retained incredible freshness.
Still, its a standout for anyone looking for glass storage.
Size:(1) 1.4 qt., (1) 0.75 qt., (1) 0.5 qt.
It also comes with a nice variety of sizes that can be used in the freezer and dishwasher.
First, we filled each container with a cup of tomato sauce and chopped yellow onion.
Likewise, plastic is the safer choice when children are present and handling containers.
They also often have more tightly fitting lids than glass containers and are less likely to break on impact.
If youre using plastic, Costello says to confirm its BPA-free.
All of the picks on our list are made of BPA-free plastic.
Glassis durable, less likely to stain from stored food, and keeps smells at bay.
For pantries with critter challenges, Costello recommends opting for glass containers.
Since many canisters come in stylish designs, they can double as counter decor.
Large bins are good for storing large amounts of dry cereal, pasta, and flour.
Most of the options on our list come as part of a set.
The article was updated byNusrat Sultana, an editor forReal Simplewith six years of experience covering lifestyle.
PHOTO: Amazon
PHOTO: Real Simple
PHOTO: Amazon
PHOTO: Real Simple
PHOTO: Zwilling
PHOTO: Real Simple
PHOTO: Amazon
PHOTO: Real Simple
Real Simple
Real Simple
Real Simple
