Fridge Produce Saver Containers (3 Pack) - 2.5L Drain Tray Keeps Veggies, Fruits, Lettuce Fresh

These food containers saved me money and kept my fruits and vegetables fresh longer too. I was getting tired of wasting food. My produce wouldn’t last long in those grocery plastic bags or zip locks. I even tried just laying them out in the crisper but, they would wrinkle up and spoiled. And, with groceries prices going up I can’t afford to keep buying fresh produce. So, I found these food containers. I bought the 3 set. And, wow! What a difference! My vegetables and fruits are lasting a lot longer now. The cilantro in the picture is almost 5 days old and they look amazing. No wilted leaves and still looks green. Before, I was buy cilantro twice a week. The containers are a good size for my crisper. I’ve enclosed pictures & measurements. These containers are great for storing radishes, celery, sliced bell peppers, strawberries, cilantro and blueberries. As for lettuce, just one romaine lettuce will fit in the container. The container itself comes with a water rack to separate the water from touch the produce and easy to drain the water out. I was so impressed with these containers I bought 3 more. That’s how happy I am with this product. You will definitely save money on your groceries bill.

Love them! Keeps strawberries fresher longer and the size is great

I love the size of these containers. I only gave them 4 stars because the lid doesn’t seal. Otherwise they are great!

These things are really good. Well made. Quaiity material. Very useful size, which fits most anything, like celery, sliced Serrano ham, a quarter head of bokchoi, etcl. I love the plastic grating for the bottom, which keeps most things above any puddle that might form. Great for deli meats. I make my own gravlax and this is ideal for storing it while we consume it. I could go on. I think I'll buy more of them, maybe other sizes also.

I got the set of six 1.5 liter ones and I'm so glad!!! After much thought, researching, and measuring, I decided I would get two of these clear bins (https://www.amazon.com/mDesign-Plastic-Kitchen-Refrigerator-Organizing/dp/B07NQLDGT5/ref=sr_1_27?crid=2G6IAZVTDU7UJ&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.SOlwEQ_yh9_n_3A181l8nEaft_C56-WYuQ6B4sTq_EtCGHkJpXabe4zLNMsfnFXtH3MHrET5caJNQT-cyrNuHE50xaCHKgDF54JjIuaTjStYdqwguGPaXe0lFcCRrGFzjBv79IBjvU36ljDJcFhQZd0v73Sr6syZ1qgbxPRQYttE1ihmckE4INMOdn6HFssCSdmprqJq-i1cKBBT9ntFm14pw700Ce714uesp7azA9Bd-R5j8PJAbgX6sxjNSm-e.H8XUAGLF8qEnEZdj-Q1jlYfHnlxNUfvi0pChyWVoelg&dib_tag=se&keywords=16%22%2Bclear%2Bskinny%2Bbin&qid=1720643105&s=home-garden&sprefix=16%2Bclear%2Bskinny%2Bbin%2Cgarden%2C395&sr=1-27&th=1), and add two of these 1.5 liter produce keepers, stacked, to each of the clear bins. Two of the produce keepers are dedicated to carrots, and two are dedicated to celery. I had to chop off about three inches of my celery bunch, and I had to remove about five of the stalks for the plant to be pared down enough to fit in the three inch high produce keeper, and the removed stalks fit perfectly in the second keeper. I'm so pleased,, this system works SO well!!! These keepers are about four inches shorter than the 16" long bins they're placed in, and so in that empty front space, I store a tub of yogurt or apples or whatever!!! Finally, great dedicated places for my frequently used produce!!! Everything is fitting like a glove, too, it's just incredible!!! I have those big, deep, clunky lower fridge drawers, and these produce keepers fit easily from the front to the back of those, at the top (the bottom dimension of the drawers is shorter from front to back, so as to keep a space for the fridge motor (or whatever it's called). These keepers don't fit across the lower drawer-bins, which would have been nice if they did for one more organizing option, but, all four are easily used on the top portion of the lower drawer-bins. Beneath them, and to prop them up so they are situated flatly, I will keep broccoli, cauliflower, and beets --- in containers which I haven't bought yet, but I know something will work in those nooks. The four keepers in the drawer-bins will keep sugar snap peas, beans, grapes portioned into little bundles, whatever. It's all going to work out fantabulously and this set of six 1.5 liter produce keepers seem like what ties the whole thing together! I haven't had them long enough to know how well they preserve the produce, but I presume they will work great. And, even if they're not outstanding in preserving the produce, well, who cares?--- My produce is now organized, and accessible (the 16" long bins are like great extra pull-out drawers), and with access to the produce, I will use it much more, so that there's less of a chance that it'll go bad. I also really love these narrower produce keepers over the larger ones, as it forces me to split the supply of celery and carrots, and so I can empty one bin first and use it for more produce or just put it away, instead of having a half empty bin wasting space. My fridge is becoming like a tightly engineered Japanese car engine, lol, but I'm loving it because it has "freedom" built in, and that is the whole point for me so that everything's functional and not a hassle. These produce keepers really seem to be the hinge which pulls it all together and I highly, highly, highly recommend them!!!

The item itself is excellent for storing berries and produce. I got my first container from my best friend and immediately fell in love with them. Everything stays incredibly fresh for weeks. Because of prime day deals I decided to order them. My delivery was fine but when I opened the package this morning I discovered that the lid was cracked and broken. At least I have two usable containers.

We are so very glad to have these. They work better than our more expensive vegetable keepers. When the lettuces are too large we do the same thing we do w the costly containers in that situation and put the container into a two gallon ziplock bag to act as its temporary lid.

Very nice! All my fresh produce has stayed fresh for a lot longer than it normally would. Even broccoli! Only drawback is that the containers are a 1/4 inch to tall for the crisper drawers with the lids on, so I put them on the bottom shelf and put smaller containers in the crispers. They seem sturdy, and are easy to wash.