2 L Food Storage Box with Locking Lid for a Whole Cooked Dish

You cook one dish for the family and then go hunting for something to keep the rest of it in. What comes out of the cupboard is a lunch-sized tub, or a lid whose base disappeared months ago.

What Are the Key Features of This 2 L Container with a Locking Lid?

• 2 L - the whole cooked dish, not the lunch portion - the size most kitchens are genuinely short of a box for.
• A locking lid, named by the store itself - the closure is described as locking rather than push-on, meaning the lid is held down by a catch instead of relying on friction against the rim.
• Acrylic and BPA free - as described in the product name on this site.
• What 2 L actually holds - a family dish of rice or pasta, an opened bag of dry goods that no longer closes, or a batch of vegetables prepared the night before.
• The lid you can still find later - a catch is cut to this box's own rim, so the right lid is the one that clicks shut on it, instead of the one you hold over three bases hoping.

Where Can You Use This 2 L Food Storage Box?

• In the fridge with the second half of a family dish - a tray of rice, the stew nobody finished
• In the cupboard with a bag of dry goods poured out of its packet once it has been opened
• Holding vegetables cut the night before
• Minced meat divided up before it goes cold

Why Does an Exact 2 L Number Beat the Seller’s Word ‘Large’?

• 2 L is the family-dish size - under it you decant into a second tub, over it you hand a fridge shelf to empty air.
• A litre figure cannot be argued with - large is a word the seller picks, but 2 L reads the same in every kitchen.
• A locking lid, not push-on - a catch holds it down instead of friction, so it stays shut the first time the shelf gets crowded.

Details

Material & Build

• Locking lid - held by a catch, not pushed on.
• Material: described as acrylic and BPA free.

Dimensions

• Capacity: 2 L, also written 2000 ml.
• Plan around the volume rather than around a gap: measure the space you have in mind and read it against the photographs before you decide it is going to live somewhere particular.

Specifications