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Rubbermaid collapsible food storage containers

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agneteenga's recommendation

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Perfect space saving solution for my tiny little New York kitchen.

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Updated Jul 11, 2006

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NicoleLaMae's recommendation

I'm sick of my food containers taking up a ton of cabinet space. The answer? Collapsible food containers. And who a better source for quality than Rubbermaid?

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Updated Jan 10, 2009

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paula-n's recommendation

I like this concept but Rubbermaid apparently made a deal with Tupperware who first launched an almost identical product at least two to three years before the Rubbermaid collapsibles showed up. The original Tupperware is still far superior to the Rubbermaid knockoff. I checked and the original Tupperware version is still on sale at the Tupperware website www.tupperware.com. If you like this type of product I recommend you buy from Tupperware.

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Updated Nov 18, 2006

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veronique's recommendation

When I first saw these great space savers, I could not believe nobody had ever thought about making collapsible containers before. They will save you precious space in your cupboards and you will love their funky colors. I especially like that they make carrying empty lunches back home from work/school that much more subtle. A brilliant product.

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Updated Nov 14, 2006

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auntbeep's recommendation

These are amazing space savers! They're great b/c you can fit more into your 'tupperware' drawer, and when you need to bring it home from somewhere it can slip into a purse. (via agneteenga)