Food Containers

Food storage containers for an organised kitchen

The right containers help keep ingredients separated and make better use of cupboards, drawers and refrigerator shelves. Clear designs allow you to see the contents without opening every box, while stackable shapes can simplify pantry and fridge organisation.

The current range includes individual containers and multi-piece sets for dry ingredients, fruit, vegetables, snacks, seasonings, sauces and prepared meals. You can also find egg dispensers, bag-sealing accessories, drinking bottles, thermal travel mugs and kitchen dispensers.

Pantry containers for dry ingredients

Pantry storage containers are suitable for organising products such as pasta, rice, grains, cereals, dried fruit, biscuits and spices. Different capacities make it possible to match each container to the quantity of food and the available cupboard space.

Selected designs feature silicone seals, push-button closures or locking clips. The current range includes a five-piece BPA-free plastic container set with capacities from 350 ml to 1.6 litres. Closure systems and material specifications vary, so they should be checked on the individual product page.

Fridge organisers for produce and eggs

Fridge organisers help separate different types of food and keep shelves easier to navigate. Depending on the design, they can be used for fruit, vegetables, snacks or eggs.

A fridge organiser with two removable draining baskets keeps the contents above excess water collected at the bottom. The range also includes dedicated egg dispensers, including stackable models holding seven eggs and featuring a date marker.

Compartment lunch boxes for meals and snacks

A divided lunch box is useful when separate parts of a meal should not mix before serving. Individual sections can hold fruit, vegetables, snacks or other lunch ingredients.

The snack container with four removable compartments measures 22 × 14 × 7 cm and closes with clips. Removable sections allow the internal layout to be adjusted to the prepared meal.

Containers with cooling inserts

Food containers supplied with a gel cooling insert can be useful when carrying food on warmer days. The insert should always be prepared and used according to the instructions supplied with the product.

One available cooling food container features a silicone seal, locking clips and folding handles. Check the product instructions for cooling, cleaning and storage guidance.

Glass containers for storing and reheating food

Glass food containers are a practical option for prepared meals. Some products may also be suitable for reheating, but the permitted temperature range and lid instructions must always be followed.

The range includes a two-piece glass container set with 650 ml and 950 ml capacities, clip-on lids and a thermal carry bag. According to its product description, the glass bases can be used in a microwave or oven after removing the lids. This specification should not be assumed for other containers.

Small pots for sauces and dressings

Small food pots are useful for portioning sauces, dips, dressings, seasonings and small snacks. They can be placed alongside a larger lunch box to keep liquid additions separate from the main meal.

The available set of eight sauce containers includes individual lids, with each pot holding 80 ml. Make sure every lid is properly secured before transporting liquid contents.

How to choose a food storage container

Consider the following features:

• capacity suitable for the portion or ingredient,
• container and lid materials,
• clip, push-button or sealed closure,
• number of compartments,
• stackable shape,
• intended use in the pantry, fridge or on the go,
• microwave, oven, freezer and dishwasher instructions.

Not every food container is airtight, heat-resistant or suitable for reheating. Always follow the specifications provided for the selected model.

Cleaning and everyday care

Wash containers after every use, particularly after storing sauces or strongly flavoured meals. Where possible, clean lids, seals, valves and removable inserts separately.

Allow every component to dry before reassembling and storing the container. Seals should be checked regularly to ensure that they are correctly positioned and undamaged.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

What size food container should I choose?
Small pots work well for sauces and dressings, while complete meals and pantry ingredients require larger capacities. Match the size to your usual portion or storage quantity.

Are all food containers airtight?
No. Closure types vary between products. Check the specification for information about seals and airtight construction.

Can food containers go in the microwave?
Only models specifically approved for microwave use should be heated. Some glass containers must be used without their lids.

Are the containers dishwasher-safe?
Dishwasher compatibility depends on the material and product design. Always check the cleaning instructions before washing.

Which container is suitable for work or school?
A clip-lock lunch box with separate compartments can help keep different meal components apart.

What is the best way to organise dry ingredients?
Choose containers that fit the height and depth of your cupboard. Clear, stackable designs make supplies easier to identify and arrange.

What does a draining basket do in a fridge organiser?
It keeps produce above excess water or moisture collected at the bottom of the outer container.

Does the range include glass food containers?
Yes. The current selection includes a two-piece glass container set supplied with lids and a thermal carry bag.