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By Sandy from Elon, NC
I need some for apples. I buy like 3 produce bags filled to brim almost every two weeks. Having 4 little ones we go through lots of fruits and veggies.
I bought some knock off lock and lock containers at Dollar Tree and have found them just as effective as the pricey ones.
For Maryeileen....yes, Lock & Lock is a name brand. They are great! They can be purchased at Walmart, Kmart, grocery stores and QVC sells sets. I just added a few more to my collection from Amazon.com and they offered free s/h. I noticed Rubbermaid now sells their version, but I have lots of Lock & Lock and I think they are great!
I have also used Lock and Lock for years, and nothing else comes close to them. I never have to throw out vegetables now.
I have the glasslock containers, which seem to work pretty much the same, they are glass with plastic locking lids. I love them and have gotten rid of all my old gladware in favor of them.
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(Archived Aug 21, 2009)Product Review: Lock & Lock Storage Containers
Product: Lock and Lock plastic food storage containers.
Cost: Varies according to size.
I bought one Lock and Lock container about a year ago to try it and see if it would help us. We have such a problem in summer here with humidity getting into our food and ruining it. Also food going stale. And also tiny tiny bugs getting into everything.
Anyway, I looked at the Lock and Lock in the store. It has a good gasket seal around it and seemed to lock securely. So I brought it home and tried it with a sleeve of saltines. Normally within a week of opening a sleeve it's stale, and if I put it in any other container, it might last another week.
But with the Lock and Lock I have crackers in there now that I opened 2 months ago and ate some last night and they were as crisp as if they were brand new! I have since bought many more containers of all sizes and keep just about everything in them. Sugar, creamer, tea bags, brown sugar (doesn't get hard either), noodles, raisins, cereal, just to name a few. My trucker husband even keeps some in his truck to keep some of his foods in. He especially likes them for his snacks because the container is easy for him to open and close while he's driving. And it keeps his food fresh longer even with the heat and humidity that he has to deal with out there on the road.
I've noticed lately that another brand has come out with them too that are a little cheaper. I plan on trying those too. But I'm constantly buying them. I even keep my dog food and dog treats in them!
By Cricketnc from Parkton, NC
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(Archived Jun 15, 2009)Product Review: Lock & Lock Storage Containers
As you can see, I had a difficult time deciding exactly what category in which to list this tip. After reading this, perhaps you'll understand why.
It started with a Friday night dinner at a friend's house. As she was putting the salad together I remarked that I didn't know how she had worked all day and was then able to cut up all the veggies so quickly. Her secret is "Lock & Lock" reusable storage containers. She said she had done it all on Sunday! Usually one thinks of brown-edged, limp lettuce, but this was as fresh as if she had just prepared it. She purchased her set(s) from a TV shopping program.
I discovered them at JC Penney and waited for a sale. I have two sets and am planning to buy more. They come in various sizes and shapes. You can buy a set or just what you think you'll use the most. They are freezer safe. I keep several of my empty whipped topping, margarine, etc. containers in a bin in a storage area for sending leftovers home with family and friends; otherwise, that jumble of mis-matched plastic that flows out of your cabinets is thrown into the re-cycle bin.
I have a head of lettuce in one that has been in there for well over a week and it is as fresh as it was when I put it in there. Another good use I've made of them is to store the facial cleansing towels and diaper wipes because I have had too many to dry out before I could use them up.
I have tried similar products, but they don't perform as well as these.
By Sandy from Elon, NC
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