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If you still have a cupboard full of plastic food storage containers and don’t know where the lids are, it’s time for an upgrade. Throw out the old butter and potato salad containers and replace them with a cohesive, durable set that you can actually rely on to properly store your food.
The WhiteRhino 30-Piece Glass Food Storage Container Set is a great option and is currently on sale at Walmart for just $39, which works out to just $1.30 each. You probably won’t even find a glass bowl for less than $2 at the thrift store, let alone a brand new one that’s never been touched. The set includes 15 bowls in a variety of sizes, plus leak-proof lids, making the containers great for storing everything from fresh fruit to leftover soup. Plus, they’re safe for use in the oven, microwave, freezer, and refrigerator. Just be sure to remove the lids before reheating.
WhiteRhino 30-Piece Glass Food Storage Containers, $39 (was $70) at Walmart
Courtesy of Walmart
This set includes rectangular, square and round bowls that you can use for meal prep, snack storage or keeping leftovers fresh. They’re made from borosilicate glass and come with matching airtight lids, so you can be sure they’re good quality (and will keep food fresh).
Related: Amazon is selling a $100 15-piece knife set that “cuts like butter” for just $40
Several Walmart customers rated the set five stars, with one person describing it as “spacious and convenient.” The stackable design allows you to easily store the entire set in a closet without taking up much space or creating clutter.
“I’ve bought these containers before and they’ve lasted a really long time,” wrote another reviewer. “I bought a few more because I liked them so much. They stay sealed well and hold up in the dishwasher.”
The WhiteRhino Glass Food Storage Container Set normally costs $70 for the 30-piece set, but it’s currently on sale for just $39. Take this as a sign to ditch plastic and use glass instead.
