the only tip I have is to purchase a lazy susan....something that won't even FIT into these dumb cabinets that we have here.... but Megan uses a lazy susan for all her cooking dishes like glass bowls , and I have loved it ever since I saw it. That way, you can just rotate the whole thing around and around till u see what you like. I'm almost tempted when we move to go out and buy a whole big pack of those tupperware containers that have snap on lids that you can just stack together in your cabinets. You should see my cabinet right now, it's a joke. Not lying, you reach in to pull one thing out and we have an earthquake....better run!
Here's my tip: get rid of all your mismatched Tupperware containers and start over. I have two different styles, so to speak. The ones with the four sides that lock down and the round ones. I started with the round ones and then started switching to the square ones. I really like the square ones as the lids all stack flat and the containers stack well inside themselves. You can purchase a large set of them at Bed Bath & Beyond and possibly places like Walmart as well. It's also great if you can find containers that have the same size lids but different size containers (short, tall). That way, you always have the lid you need. People get into trouble when they decide they need new tupperware and just purchase a different type. Pretty soon, you have a mishmash of all sorts of containers and lids and can't find any that work together.
Rachel, lazy susan's need to be built in when the cabinets are put in. It's not something you can just go out and buy unless you're redesigning a kitchen. I personally was never a fan of them until I got the one I have now.
NICE! I need to get organized with my tupperware.....I can never find lids! Any tips, girl?
ReplyDeletethe only tip I have is to purchase a lazy susan....something that won't even FIT into these dumb cabinets that we have here....
ReplyDeletebut Megan uses a lazy susan for all her cooking dishes like glass bowls , and I have loved it ever since I saw it. That way, you can just rotate the whole thing around and around till u see what you like. I'm almost tempted when we move to go out and buy a whole big pack of those tupperware containers that have snap on lids that you can just stack together in your cabinets.
You should see my cabinet right now, it's a joke. Not lying, you reach in to pull one thing out and we have an earthquake....better run!
Here's my tip: get rid of all your mismatched Tupperware containers and start over. I have two different styles, so to speak. The ones with the four sides that lock down and the round ones. I started with the round ones and then started switching to the square ones. I really like the square ones as the lids all stack flat and the containers stack well inside themselves. You can purchase a large set of them at Bed Bath & Beyond and possibly places like Walmart as well. It's also great if you can find containers that have the same size lids but different size containers (short, tall). That way, you always have the lid you need. People get into trouble when they decide they need new tupperware and just purchase a different type. Pretty soon, you have a mishmash of all sorts of containers and lids and can't find any that work together.
ReplyDeleteRachel, lazy susan's need to be built in when the cabinets are put in. It's not something you can just go out and buy unless you're redesigning a kitchen. I personally was never a fan of them until I got the one I have now.
ReplyDeleteoh....well......annoying!!
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