kitchenware fresh approach Make the most of your leftovers with creative storage solutions.


M. Fresh Lasting Lid System


Pump out the air and seal in the freshness. save money by keeping leftovers fresh for up to seven days. use the pump with the silicone lids to create a tight fit on glass, porcelain and hard plastic bowls. includes two 6¼" lids that fit 3" – 5¾" diameter bowls and pump. Microwave- and dishwasher-safe.


#1206 $36.00 


N. Baking Soda Holder with Thermometer Keep your fridge or freezer fresh. Thermometer reads from -40° to 120°f. Date indicator reminds you to replace your baking soda (not included).


#2329 $15.00 


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O. Scoop Clip Measure a teaspoon or tablespoon of dry ingredients, then clip bag securely closed. Perfect for coffee and sugar. Fits up to 83


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Dishwasher- and freezer-safe. #2555 $6.00 


P. Twixit! Clip Combo Pack seal bags tightly. set of 10 in cranberry and white. Freezer-, microwave- and dishwasher-safe.


#2651 $6.00  Q. Tie-It


Flexible and reusable ties are indispensable in the kitchen, garage and basement. set of 15 in three sizes: 5½", 6" and 7¼".


#1795 $7.00 


Leakproof Glass Containers store and reheat leftovers in the same container. Goes from the fridge to the oven or microwave. snap-lock lids have airtight silicone seals. Glass containers are oven-safe to 350°f. Dishwasher-, microwave- and freezer-safe. 


R. 1½-cup Square


4" x 4" x 2". #1201 $10.50


S. 3-cup Square


5" x 5" x 2½". #1202 $13.50


T. 5¼-cup Rectangle 7¼" x 5" x 2½".


#1203 $17.50


U. 8¼-cup Rectangle 8¾" x 6" x 2¾".


#1204 $23.50 55 " wide bag. u


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V. Food Storage Labels Box of 100 self-adhesive labels. 1" x 2½".


#1205 $4.75


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