Rubbermaid FG630600CLR Polycarbonate Storage Container - 6 Qt, Clear

I've got two of the 5-quart containers so far. I wanted to try them out before buying more. Note: you must purchase the lids separately - also available here on Amazon. I did a fair amount of research before landing on these (OK, my wife thinks I'm obsessive about product selection!). Glass containers are nice, but potentially fragile, heavy, thick walled, lower capacity than similar plastic ones; great for some folks - just not my preference. I've used polyethylene containers (like KitchenAid) for many years and they've been fine - I just wanted to move to something sturdier that wouldn't pick up odor. In the end, it came down to these Rubbermaid Commercial containers or very similar products from Cambro. They're incredibly close, and you'll find either one in commercial kitchens - for good reason. They're crystal clear - you can see right into them to see your food. Sizing is designed so you can easily stack them, and they're extremely sturdy. The 5-quart containers (and corresponding lids - don't forget to order these as well!) are a great size for me. Two of these will hold a 15 lb bag of Basmati rice split evenly between them. One of these will hold 5 lbs of flour, or 5 lbs of sugar: if you bake frequently it would be great to stack a few for different types of flour, white / brown / confectioners sugar. The lids are a snug fit and are clearly air-tight. I've used the two for rice for a few months now and am very happy with them. I'm placing an order for a few more today for flour and sugar. A bit pricey, but I expect to have these for many years to come.

Compre estos contenedores que conservan muy bien las frutas y vegetales. Ahora con la pandemia tenia que comprar muchas frutas y verduras que me duraran por 15 días, puse las frutas y verduras en estos contenders y podría mantener la frescura mucho mas que en la caja/bandeja del refrigerador. Compre las tapas por separado ya que no las traen.

Quite expensive for just a plastic box, but v useful for proving bread and using as a chemical sterilisation vessel for baby bottles while travelling (takes four bottles).

Es un poco pequeño, pero cumple con el proposito.

These square containers just ended my round-container rebellion – pantry Tetris champion status unlocked! I used to live in denial. Round containers everywhere: rolling around like drunk marbles, wasting precious shelf real estate, mocking me every time I tried to Tetris leftovers into the fridge. “There’s gotta be space for one more Tupperware,” I’d whisper, only to watch the whole stack avalanche like a sad Jenga tower. My fridge looked like a war zone, and my soul was tired. Then these Rubbermaid Commercial Space Saving Square heroes showed up. Clear as crystal (literally—polycarbonate so tough it could survive a toddler’s tantrum), square so they nest and stack like obedient soldiers. Suddenly, my shelves went from “post-apocalyptic chaos” to “professional chef vibes.” They claim 25% more storage than rounds? Understatement. It’s like they hired a mathematician to optimize my life. Pros that deserve a Michelin star: • Square shape = actual space-saving sorcery. Fits way more in the same footprint—my fridge now holds enough meal prep to survive a zombie apocalypse (or just a busy week). • Crystal-clear so you can see exactly what’s inside without playing “mystery container roulette.” No more opening five lids to find the spaghetti sauce. • Built like tanks—dishwasher-safe, break-resistant, NSF-certified (fancy way of saying “restaurant-grade and won’t give you food poisoning vibes”). • Graduated measurements on the side because who has time for eyeballing portions? Not this aspiring home chef. • Bonus: They look so pro on the counter that guests think I’m fancy. “Oh, you meal prep in commercial containers?” Yes. Yes, I do. Cons? They don’t come pre-filled with gourmet meals or whisper motivational quotes while you portion chicken. But for the price (cheaper than therapy for my disorganized pantry), I’m not mad. If they did that, they’d probably cost as much as a small car. If your life is a round-container crime scene, or you’re just tired of playing fridge Jenga, grab a set of these bad boys NOW. Five stars feels stingy; I’d give 10 if Amazon allowed it. These aren’t just storage containers—they’re affordable peace, pantry efficiency, and a subtle flex on everyone still using circles. Your shelves (and your sanity) will thank you. 🥡📐