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i have a lot of lock n lock, but some of them went "missing" over the holidays. Smiley Wink

this is a nice variety set so i bought it in the red......most of the storage pieces in my kitchen are red.

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@Laura14 wrote:

I need new food containers and was thinking about trying them.  I see them all the time on ITKWD.  But what is the big difference between this and the regular plastic stuff?  Is it just the fasteners that everyone likes?  


 

 

 

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i find that my foods stay fresher in the lock n locks. i do have some rubbermaid, but i am now trying to only buy lock n lock for my storage containers. i have not found anything else that keeps the food inside virtually leakproof and safe if it is tipped over or dropped on the floor. have i had any break?......only a very few over the course of many years. yes, i am addicted. lol

i am also on auto delivery for the decorated set that they offered last year. cant wait for my spring set to arrive.

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@Laura14 wrote:

I need new food containers and was thinking about trying them.  I see them all the time on ITKWD.  But what is the big difference between this and the regular plastic stuff?  Is it just the fasteners that everyone likes?  


Yes, Laura, I would like to know the answer to that as well.  I have a lot of plastic containers that I just keep using and they are fine, but something about lock n lock keeps "speaking" to me.  LOL  

Anyway, I just went ahead and ordered my first set.  I got the red.  Smiley Happy

 

edited to add: @sunshine45, thank you for answering that.  We posted at the same time so I didn't see it originally.  I appreciate your input!

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I am a huge fan of these plastic containers, and am very tempted to order a set.  I have so many other plastics right now, but I like giving them away when I make something for others, so maybe I can justify the purchase. 

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I have been eliminating all plastics from my kitchen so I won't be buying these.  Although the lids are plastic, I have bought what I guess is a L&L knock-off glass set of containers from Costco.  I also bought other glass bowls with covers for food storage.  

 

I do however, save the white plastic Chinese food containers in the event I want to send a guest home with something.  But in my kitchen, nothing gets stored in plastic these days.

 

 

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IF they had offered a bunch of lunch sized items (bowels, squares, salad dressing, fruit,etc) I would have been ALL OVER IT. But, these sizes do NOTHING for me and are not sizes I need.

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@sunshine45  Thank you!  I've been really considering buying the Genius freshener for the refrigerator for just that purpose for fruits and vegetables.  If I can also have a container that will do the same thing, I get some of the difference between L&L and the others now.  I appreciate you taking the time to help me!

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@SahmIam wrote:

IF they had offered a bunch of lunch sized items (bowels, squares, salad dressing, fruit,etc) I would have been ALL OVER IT. But, these sizes do NOTHING for me and are not sizes I need.


 

@SahmIam  Take a look at these K43323.  I bought three sets this morning as I like to freeze small batches of pureed basil and extra viergin olive oil to add to soups and for sauces.  A caller asked Chris about mini containers, so she said that she would put in a request for those.

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@sunshine45 wrote:

i have a lot of lock n lock, but some of them went "missing" over the holidays. Smiley Wink

this is a nice variety set so i bought it in the red......most of the storage pieces in my kitchen are red.


 

@sunshine45  You mentioned Rubbermaid, which is what I used for everything before Lock & Lock, and then got rid of most of it, or what was left of it.  It served me well for decades. Smiley Happy

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sunshine45 wrote:

i have a lot of lock n lock, but some of them went "missing" over the holidays. Smiley Wink

this is a nice variety set so i bought it in the red......most of the storage pieces in my kitchen are red.


 

Most of mine are red, also!  I remember when they first started colors that I was kind of bummed because there was no red.  I got the first tangerine and it's lovely, but then I went with mostly red (ok, and  a little purple) after they broadened the color spectrum.

 

Just have to watch it now that they sometimes have similar colors.  There have been colors that look pretty much red but if they have another color name they are tonally incompatible.