Product Description

Fresh baked rolls and breads stay fresh much longer if stored in this specially designed Lock & Lock Bread Container. Use the included seperator for serving wheat and white slices or multiple kinds of rolls and pastries. You'll be sure to use this container everyday in your pantry.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #3066 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: Clear
• Brand: Heritage Mint
• Model: HPL849P
• Dimensions: 10.75" h x 12.75" w x 15.50" l,

Features

• Ideal sizes for everyday use
• Popular sizes at a great value
• 100% airtight & watertight
• Microwave, freezer & dishwasher safe
• Optimal stain resistance

Customer Reviews

Doesn't work for bread machine loaves
I was really trying to find a quality container to store loaves made from my bread machine and this one seemed like it may work. The container is great, however, it is not high enough to hold a 2 pound loaf. Too bad, because it would have been ideal had it been large enough. Needs to be an inch or so higher. Product dimension say it is 10.5"H which seemed super large but its only 5-1/4"H.

Lock & Lock is wonderful!
The Lock & Lock bread container is great. I have a loaf of bread that has been in it for at least 2 weeks and is as fresh as the day I bought it. Well worth the money!

Bread storage keeper
I bought this product mostly because it looked like my other kitchen storage, Biokips, a brand that has been discontinued at the Container Store. I will say that I love this container. I have started making homemade bread and they keep very well in this box. (I make two one-pound loaves and they fit in this box with some room to spare.) In addition, the box is big enough for a full loaf of store bought bread, and there is a divider if you want to separate white and wheat. I don't worry about my bread drying out too quickly or mold growing on it. The reason I gave it four stars instead of five is due to the fact that sometimes it is hard to align the top to lock it in place. I would say that it happens about 30% of the time, and it never takes me longer than 30 seconds to get it on. Just a little nitpick...