• recursivethinking
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    1 day ago

    I just dedicated some cabinet space to store them with lids on. Takes up more space but never have this issue.

    • motruck@lemmy.zip
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      1 day ago

      This is the answer. Clean and tidy. Yes the storage containers take up a cupboard but you know what you have and what you can store with a quick look.

  • friend_of_satan
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    1 day ago

    God, srsly. I tell my wife to buy as little variety as possible with reusable containers, but sure enough, a month later she’ll come home with some previously unseen cute little bento thing, so now we have 27 different kinds of lids.

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    2 days ago

    The best decision I ever made was to replace all my containers to be all the same size.

    I never need to worry because every container and lid is the same. Sometimes I need to use 2 containers for one thing, but that is a small price to pay to never need to hunt for lids

    • Quibblekrust@thelemmy.club
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      2 days ago

      If only they came in different heights with the same lid size. Wait, they probably do. I think I would settle for two lid sizes.

        • Buddahriffic
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          18 hours ago

          Food isn’t constantly touching plastic :)

          And I have some glass ones that do stack, as in they fit into themselves, albeit not as tightly as a plastic set. Or another set that nests a smaller one inside of the bigger one with lids on, then I stack the big ones on top of each other.

          Also, they don’t change colour as they age or stain depending on what was in them or how much iron was in the water when they were cleaned.