GoodCook EveryWare 34-Piece BPA-Free Plastic Food Storage Containers with Lids (Set of 17), Clear/Grey

Bring high-quality cookware and prepping tools to your home kitchen with the GoodCook Set of 17 BPA-Free Plastic Food Storage Containers. This convenient food storing kit includes seventeen food storage containers in a wide variety of assorted shapes and sizes with a coordinating lid for each for a total of thirty-four pieces altogether. These microwavable and freezer safe food storage bins allow you to store, reheat, serve, and eat out of the same container, making them perfect for leftovers and meal prepping while offering convenience and less waste of dishware. The easy to read integrated measurements along the sides of each container act as a guide to help provide you with the exact amount of food that is left inside, while the click and fresh lids are designed to provide an airtight seal that makes a clicking noise to indicate when they are securely sealed onto the container and are built with a domed shape that won't compress or damage food while in storage. Constructed with high-quality BPA-free plastic, these durable containers and lids are food safe and 100% recyclable, allowing you to dispose of them in an eco-friendly way when the time comes. For over 30 years, GoodCook has created the tools that have made life in the kitchen easier and more enjoyable. As we’ve grown, we strived to stay on trend and continually incorporate more function and value into our kitchenware products. We take pride in the fact that GoodCook products are being used every day, and that our name is recognized as a helpful resource supplying products, recipes and inspiration for home cooks across America.

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