If price wasn't an issue. Would you rather have Snapware, Oxo Pop containers or Lock &amp; Lock containers for flours etc? And for what reason?
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straight sides fit in the cupboard better than other brands, with less wasted space between containers.
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I have had my snapware Glasslock storage containers for almost a year and have not had any trouble with them at all, I love them. Have you contacted the place where you purchased the containers to inquire about purchasing a rubber seal? My guess is it would be easier and cheaper to just purchase another container! Good luck
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I have dried yeast in it, and I'm very happy. I think there would be wasted space with Ritz crackers and the stack might not stay neat. Plus it might not hold a full box. Why not just get one of the other Lock&Lock and toss them in? I am a big fan of the assorted rectangular ones which come in a huge range of sizes.
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I use the Ziploc Brand that I purchased at Target. I buy the rolls so I have less waste as I am usually sealing for a single serving meal. I found the Ziploc brand was $1.00 less per roll for the same amount at the Food Saver Brand & the Ziploc have the white block for writing on them which shows up much better than just writing on the clear plastic
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Yes you can by going to the Hefty web site. However , I use a plastic flour storage container from Big Lots that only cost around $2.00 and has a lid to keep closed when I have not put too much in it.
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The container has plenty of room to mix and allow to rise in one container. The other containers are not large enough to mix and when you seal the top all my dough rose well. The price is for two so economical.
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As there are many different flours, most all need to be in airtight container's. These tin containers are painted so I would store items in a Ziploc bag then place in container. They look good and are very sturdy.
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The lids on the Pyrex are air tight which is what you want for food storage. The larger ones are easier to get off, however, I have rh.arthitis so at times it is a little difficult. The small Pyrex such as the one cup, is very difficult and takes me a few tries to get it off. As you use them, the lids become a bit more flexable, be sure NOT to put the lids in the dishwasher, I wash them by hand.
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I have 5 OXO POP containers, including this one. They are light and easy to use. Super simple to clean as well. I do not keep anything in the taller container that needs to be poured, so I cannot answer that question. For my cereal, I use a shorter wider one and keep a scoop in it.
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I'm sorry, but I no longer have the containers. After they allowed moths to infest all the contents, I got rid of them and replaced them with a better product that is truly airtight. I remember that the Snapware containers were all different heights and shapes.
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I can't say since I don't own Pampered Chef containers, but they look very similar and seem to have all the same features. I've been so pleased with my GlassLock's, that I see no reason to change. I would guess the Pampered Chef containers are a little bit more expensive, based on my knowledge of the Pampered chef products.
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No, but look at your local Walmart/Target/etc for a much better price. Also, the newer items have a rounded corner, which was where my original container broke in a couple of months of very normal (i.e.; non-rough) use. Good luck
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My preference is the bagged just because I like to be able to throw all of the "junk" out in the bag instead of having to clean out the bagless canister. There may be other pro's and con's but for me that is really the only reason.
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The larger sized containers is valuable when making recipes -- if you do a lot of scratch cooking -- just because of the volume the larger containers hold. I am enjoying our set very much. If you have any other questions, I would be happy to answer.
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As I read it that is correct. They are nice containers but they are a tad pricey. The do taper a bit top to bottom. If you can get by with boxes that fill the same space then you will gain a little in storage space, But if you need the solidarity and seal of the plastic bins they do work nicely an fit the shelves well.
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I would personally use something like the OXO locktop containers for leftover meals. These are more for dry vertical storage. They can be used in the fridge or freezer, but are not dishwasher safe. The locktop containers are designed more for leftovers/lunches.
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I saw that and thought about getting the cheaper option also, but I went with the stainless steel OXO. I thought stainless would be more durable, and I didn't want it to wear out or break in a year. I thought by then I would have to buy another and then I would be about at the the OXO stainless steel price range anyway. Also, I wanted it to go in the dishwasher, and I thought the plastic might warp in the dishwasher heat.