🥣 Airtight Cereal & Dry Food Storage Container - 4 Pack for Organizing Kitchen and Pantry - BPA Free, 4L Capacity, Ideal for Flour, Sugar, Rice, Nuts, Snacks, Pet Food & More - 16.9 Cup, 135.5 Ounce Review

These containers are great. The lids snap into place and hold plenty of flour and sugar. Excellent price. Durable and stackable when you need it.

Excellent container. Very tight closure. Happy with the size. In fact, they make a family cereal bag. As you can see in the picture I cut out a cereal box and use it as a label on each container. I live it and have actually ordered a new set. I only have 12 now

I don't like that the hole isn't on the edge of the container! Dry contents get stuck on the edge so you can use your fingers to push the rice, cereal or whatever back in. I was supposed to return but when I moved to a new house my return period had expired.

I bought these after seeing how they fit in family size boxes from the photos. Look carefully at the picture. They only cut off part of the box so they would know what species it was. If you take Froot Loops out of the box, which is just over 10 ounces, they'll do, which I would do anyway. Haven't used them yet but they look ok. I gave 3 stars because they are less than advertised.

I bought this product mainly because of the price but also because things are symmetrical on my pantry shelves. When I received the product it was a little smaller than I expected but it fits in a regular or small cereal box. I recommend this product. One piece of advice that has worked for me is if you have multiple boxes of the same type, such as For example, corn flakes and frosted cereal, I simply cut the top label off the box and slide it right side out. In the morning it will be easier.

I didn't necessarily buy them for muesli. They're definitely great for muesli. I have a small problem: you really have to pay attention to which direction the lid is moving. It is not interchangeable. The front goes forward. Tried to put it on wrong side by mistake, doesn't work. Very nice containers. Definitely airtight. I had to open the cereal door in the freezer (use it on camping trips to carry fragile items and hot dogs) so the food freezes faster. You are doing a great job. I plan to use

My apartment has had a problem with wet ants for over a year. No matter what you do in the apartment, getting rid of little pests doesn't work. We are very good at protecting all our food from ants. As long as we put open bags of cereal in the fridge, we didn't think the ants would get into the closed boxes. That was until we had several bowls of cereal from "unopened" boxes with ants all over the mush. The ants somehow found small holes in the plastic wrap (or possibly ate through) and ruined…

Functionally, they are worth their money. I know people have complained about the lack of a rubber gasket around the spout, but you can't get an airtight seal with the rest. And in fact. If you need a fully sealed pack for your cereal, that's because you're preparing for a WTSSHTF situation, and that's irrelevant to this conversation. Functionally, a cereal box is suitable for the whole family, but without additional space. Be aware of the size of your cereal boxes/bags and compare to this…