Introduction
No More Stale Cereal
Many people choose cereal for breakfast, but it quickly becomes stale. The cereal loses its crispy, delicious flavour almost as soon as the box is opened. Why not use containers to store cereal? Thanks to the silicone seal on the four-sided locking lids, your cereal will stay extremely fresh.
Capacity
Most cereal containers have capacities listed in cups or quarts. Cereal containers can hold up to 22 cups or 5 1/2 quarts, depending on the design. Given that cereal boxes are sold in ounces, this may come as a surprise to some people. A quick conversion may be necessary to figure out how much cereal will fit in a container.
With a hole in the lid, you can easily pour the food out without opening the container. We add a silicon seal to the flip lid opening of these plastic food storage containers to improve their sealing capabilities. Our airtight containers have ergonomic, comfortable grips that allow you to hold them even when they are full.
Better Pantry Organization
Each container in this set measures 9.6 inches by 4.3 inches by 9.75 inches. Because of their contoured design, they save space and are simple to store on almost any shelf, cabinet, or countertop, making them ideal for organizing the pantry and kitchen. Flour, brown sugar, grains, nuts, beans, snacks, pasta, coffee, and tea can all be stored in these airtight food storage containers.
Material Free of BPA The clear BPA-Free plastic used to make the cereal dispensers means that you won’t have to worry about toxins getting into your cereal. Additionally, the clear plastic makes it simple to monitor the remaining cereal. Nothing is worse than pouring yourself a bowl of cornflakes and finding that there isn’t enough to fill it.
Come With Convenient Labels
In addition to the four food storage containers, you will receive 24 labels that will ensure you never misidentify baking powder with baking soda or flour with powdered sugar. You can change the contents whenever you want because they are reusable. To modify what you have written, simply wipe clean with a damp cloth, peel, and restock.
Conclusion
The best storage advice for cereal is to properly and tightly pack it to avoid pouring a large bowl of thick, bug-infested, pliable cereal pieces.
