10 Pack Fruit Storage Containers for Fridge with Removable Colanders – Food Storage Containers with Lids, BPA-Free Produce Containers Keep Fruits, Vegetables, Berry, Meat Fresh Longer

These are so amazing and wish I ordered sooner. Keep produce so fresh and crisp for much longer. Fruit like strawberries, blackberries and raspberries would get soft so quick in a regular Tupperware or the clamshell it comes in. bonus, the strainers to rinse the produce and in strains the excess liquid and separates it so the moisture doesn’t cause them to get soft.

Great value. Five sizes, large to small. Sturdy, durable, easy to use. Stackable to save space in the fridge or when not in use.

I was looking for a replacement for my old berry keepers as the lids no longer were secure. I saw good quality keepers that were pretty pricey, then I saw these and bought them. First, they are smaller than they look. They are also lighter weight than expected and feel like plastic desk organizers from the dollar store. I was disappointed, but needed them, so washed and filled them. They will not last forever…but they are not handled by kids, just my husband and myself. They don’t hold large amounts, but enough for the two of us. From the photo you can see 2 peppers fill one container, and a pint of cherry tomatoes nearly fills another, and the only use I could find for the tiny one was some bay leaves. I don’t love them, but for the price they are fine. The good thing is that you get so many containers and they hold the berries well.

Great quality. I have a small business and thought these were perfect for my fruits. They really do keep my fruits clean and fresh longer. I bought 2 sets and will gift my daughter 2 sets also.

I purchased after scouring different brands etc. I got this one because of its versatility in microwave, fridge, dishwasher etc the reason is kids take containers and dont always know the rules of product capability. Anyway, the condensation on top of the lid is the worst of any product that i currently have. I wash my produce and dry it before i package it. For some items, like mushrooms I obviously didnt wash them but placed them in the basket in the container, covered with a paper towel and the lid. Took it out, very little condensation on the bottom under the basket, but the lid was full of condensation and the paper towel was soaked, though the mushrooms were in good shape. Same with the lettuce and fruits. Although, i do have to say the strawberries and grapes have lasted two+ weeks in the containers. Though, i dont think that it is going to work for my lettuce like i wanted.