Small 6 x 15 cm Food Storage Container for Leftovers and Lunch

One ladle of rice is left over. It still gets a big box, and the fridge shelf ends up carrying four containers that are each a quarter full.

What Are the Key Features of This Small 6 x 15 cm Storage Container?

• 6 x 15 cm - a genuinely small container, bought for the portion rather than for the shelf it has to share.
• A box matched to the portion - less air over the food means the top of the rice does not dry into a crust and last night's stew does not come out tasting of the fridge.
• A lid that clamps rather than rests - the store specifies a locking, BPA-free lid, which is what a small box needs when it travels on its side in a bag.
• Measure both ways before you rely on it - check the lunch bag or the shelf gap against both 6 cm and 15 cm before counting on it fitting.
• Break box, work lunch, one portion in the fridge - cut fruit for school in the morning, a piece of chicken or the last ladle of rice in the evening, and it still slots onto the door shelf where a big box will not go.

Where Can You Use This Small Food Storage Container?

• On the fridge door shelf, or the front of a shelf where the big boxes cannot go
• One ladle of leftover rice, instead of a big box a quarter full
• A school break box with cut fruit in it
• A work lunch that goes into a bag in the morning
• A cupboard shelf or a drawer, where a spare fits easily

Why Choose Small Stacked Containers Over Big Ones Spread Across the Shelf?

• Four small boxes stack in a column - instead of four big ones spreading across a fridge shelf you were already short of.
• A locking lid, not a resting one - a small box travels on its side in a bag, and the store specifies a lid that clamps shut.

Details

Material & Build

• Locking lid - clamped rather than resting.
• BPA free, as listed.

Dimensions

• Listed size: 6 x 15 cm, as the store writes it.
• The two figures are 6 cm and 15 cm; carry both with you when you measure a lunch bag or a shelf gap.

Specifications