ProKeeper Sugar & Bread Storage Container – Holds 4lb Bag of Sugar (2.3 Quarts)

I looove this little canister. I actually use it for dishwasher soap and not coffee. I prefer the powdered dishwasher soap for its value and versatility, but I hate that the boxes of powder are bulky and awkward, and you cannot see at a glance how much you have left. I searched for a while for an appropriate container and this one fits the bill 100%. Nice, thick, durable acrylic, with moisture-proof gasket, and a built-in scoop. The scoop is handy as I can precisely measure my soap for each load. This is one of my all-time favorite purchases for my kitchen. It does not hold a full large box of the soap, so store the box with my other large cleaners until it's rime to refill, and the cannister stays under my sink, near the dishwasher.

we have been using it to store cilantro and it stays fresh and perked up now. quality of the container is not cheap. it does take up sone space in the fridge. will have to see if we can leave it outside since there is water on the bottom. able to store max 2 bundles of cilantro.

I recently purchased the Progressive International PKS-500 ProKeeper Plastic Sugar Storage Container, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations in terms of keeping my sugar fresh and providing convenient usage. Here's my detailed review based on my experience:Optimal Freshness:This countertop sugar container is designed to keep your sugar fresher for longer. The airtight storage provided by the silicone seal strip ensures that moisture and air are kept out, preserving the quality and flavor of your sugar. Say goodbye to clumpy and hardened sugar, as this container effectively maintains its freshness.Ample Capacity:With a generous capacity of 2.3 quarts, or the equivalent of a 4-pound bag of sugar, this storage container can hold a significant amount of sugar with ease. Whether you use a lot of sugar in your daily routine or need to store sugar for baking and cooking purposes, this container provides ample space to meet your needs.Convenient Design:The PKS-500 ProKeeper is thoughtfully designed for ease of use. The container features stainless steel hinges that swing wide open, allowing for convenient access to the sugar. The flip-to-pour spout and contoured body enable easy, one-hand use, making it a practical option for busy kitchens or when you need to measure out sugar while multitasking.Durable Construction:Made from high-quality materials such as ABS, PP, SAN, silicone, and stainless steel, this sugar storage container is built to last. The sturdy construction ensures its durability and longevity, so you can enjoy its benefits for a long time.Versatile and Clear:The clear design of the container allows you to easily see the amount of sugar remaining, eliminating any guesswork. It's a practical feature that helps you keep track of your sugar supply and plan accordingly. Additionally, the container's versatile design makes it suitable for various kitchen styles and décor.Overall, I highly recommend the Progressive International PKS-500 ProKeeper Plastic Sugar Storage Container. Its ability to keep sugar fresh, generous capacity, convenient design, and durable construction make it a reliable choice for any kitchen. Say goodbye to stale sugar and hello to convenience and freshness with this fantastic storage container.

Well Made and Great for Ground Coffee!It seals extremely well and easy to access.The Tablespoon is an added nice touch!

I purchased this to store my psyllium fiber powder. Previously I had just been using an old Optifiber canister, and that was suitable enough. However, though I had no evidence of there being an issue, I felt like exposure to the open air probably wasn't the best for the fiber, so I bought this. It holds the exact same amount as the Optifiber canister, and takes up about 1.5x the shelf space while being shorter.Pros:The build quality - of the container itself, the lid, the latch, the seal, even the hinges - are all top rate. Very happy with that. It comes with a little 1TBSP measuring scoop that snaps onto the lid, which is convenient because that's exactly the amount of powder I use per serving. The container even has a corner to it, so I can pour out the last of the fiber powder into a cup when there's too little for the scoop to collect, something that was always an issue with the canister.Cons:The container is a ~little~ tricky to pick up. This is because, unlike some of Progressive International's other containers, this doesn't have a ridge you can use to pick it up. I have average-sized male hands, and can do it with minimal effort. If you are female, or have otherwise smaller hands, you might need to use two hands to pick it up. Only an issue if you are doing this often, like to take off a shelf.The container is a ~little~ tricky to open. This is more of a use case thing, but I pick up my container, open it, and scoop out the powder, and since there's no handle on top of the lid, I have to open it using the latch. Maybe that's in the design - it is certainly robust enough for it - but so far it is a bit awkward, since the quality of the seal means you have to apply slightly more force that you would for a simple plastic door. Probably wouldn't have that issue if I was opening it while it was still resting on the shelf.The plastic scoop as a ~little~ tricky to take in and put out - again, because I'm holding the container, so I have to do it one-handed. I might just leave the scoop resting in the powder instead, certainly won't hurt anything.ConclusionI like the container and am happy to have purchased it. I liked the build so much I purchased another larger variant for my mother to keep her muesli, so she could mix up her own. I may buy another in the future for other dried good. Most of the cons are only related to my specific use case, so if they don't apply, would recommend.

Love these. I buy leafy greens for our bearded dragon. These keep them nice and fresh for a long time. A couple of times I left the greens lying in the fridge and did not get them into the container until the second day. When I went to the fridge, the greens were all wilted and I thought I ruined them. I put them in the keeper anyway and to my surprise the greens perked back up as if they had not wilted at all.