Tall Clear Spaghetti Pasta Container Storage With Lid - 2 Pack | Multi-Purpose Pantry Organizer and Food Storage for Noodles, Beans, Straws | Airtight & Leakproof Spaghetti Keeper BPA Free (37 oz) Review

Great holders. They cost less than Tupperware and do the same job. The only downside is that they don't have a measuring insert like the Tupperware models. We simply use the insert we got from our Tupperware container to measure. It doesn't fit very well, but it works.

I thought I got rid of the smell after washing and drying. I put spaghetti and cover with a lid. After a few days I checked again and the smell was back to what it was before the wash. It's so bad I think it might even turn into dry, hard spaghetti. In any case, I'm sending them back.

This container is tall so you'll probably have to put it in your kitchen cupboard. However, it fits in a box of pasta, so I no longer have to tape the box shut to keep the contents from falling out. It also has a slim profile, so it doesn't take up as much cupboard space as most pasta containers you'll find in retail stores.

There are two people in our family: one suffers from celiac disease and the other loves gluten. Now I can store our pastes separately without fear of contamination. The containers close tightly and eliminate the clutter of open packages. They are the perfect height for overhead cabinet shelves and will accommodate most spaghetti noodles. It was exactly what I was looking for.

These are beautiful and inexpensive storage containers for spaghetti. The first photo shows how much space a 1 pound box of thin spaghetti takes up. It turns out that two boxes fit easily. These containers will NOT hold an entire 1 pound box of lasagna noodles. There is a flat area where I pasted the product information I cut out of the box. Reading the reviews, some mentioned the bad smell. There was a plastic smell when I first opened it, but that went away after washing.

During the quarantine we bought a lot of pasta in a normal cardboard packaging. Well, shortly after that we got an infestation of UUGH weevils. Had to take everything out of the pantry and throw out every unopened carton ($$$) and sanitize everything else including cans, bottles, packages sealed on the outside and the entire pantry, walls, shelves, everything. Weevils lay their eggs everywhere. If the eggs are not killed, they will return. We bought 2 packs. Each holds 3 pounds of spaghetti…

At the moment it's doing what it's supposed to: store pasta. Each container has enough space for a standard pack of thick spaghetti or fettuccine pasta. I think a large pack of spaghetti would be too big for a container, but I haven't tested that. There is a flat viewing window on one side so you can see what type of pasta is in the container and even how much is left. It doubles up so the container can stand on a flat surface without rolling. The lid of the press fits snugly, but care must be…