IKEA's Glass Food Storage Containers Will Keep Your Leftovers Fresh in Style – and Kick Start Your Healthy New Year Meal Prep
IKEA's 365+ food storage range is sleek, durable, and impressively affordable
If you're wondering how you'll ever get through the mountain of festive leftovers (or where you're going to put it), a reliable selection of food storage containers is what you need. And since I'm particularly interested in making my home less toxic in the New Year, I've been on the hunt for glass storage containers. Admittedly, some options can feel like an investment, but I think I've found a real winner: IKEA's 365+ food storage collection.
Available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, the glass containers boast either wooden or BPA-free polypropylene lids. They'll make your pantry look picture-perfect – and, crucially, they're microwave-, oven- and freezer-safe. (Plus, you can even put them in the dishwasher for easy clean-up.) If you're hosting a crowd and you're anticipating plenty of leftovers, you won't regret having a stack of these containers on hand to keep your food fresh.
IKEA's 365+ food storage collection is the key to a perfectly-organized pantry
Food storage might not sound as exciting as a set of shiny new cookware or a gorgeous kitchen appliance, but trust me: a few reliable, leakproof containers can really change your life. Non-toxic glass kitchen storage isn't just free of forever chemicals; it's also stylish, durable, and resistant to staining and warping.
I swear by pieces like IKEA's rectangular glass food container, and the stylish round glass food container with a bamboo lid. They really are the perfect way to reduce food waste after a large meal – and your guests are sure to be impressed when they spot all the sleek glass storage in your refrigerator. Plus, since these containers are heatproof, I use them for meal prep just as often, and know they'll be helpful for my healthier batch cooking in the New Year, too. From oatmeal to salads and sauces, I have these containers on hand for just about any dish.
Nail your meal prep by using IKEA's glass containers with wooden lids
I've been a fan of containers like these since the launch of Tupperware's Voila collection – the beloved brand's first foray into glass food storage, and a resounding success. Since then, I've been determined to kit out my pantry with the very best non-toxic containers; and since IKEA's 365+ food storage collection starts at just $2.99 (yes, really!), I'd say it's a brilliant option.
Whether you're looking for a few new pieces or you're planning a food storage overhaul, IKEA is a great place to start. You can even buy the containers and lids separately, so you'll never be plagued by mismatched Tupperware or missing lids again. It's revolutionary – and if you're as excited about it as I am, you can shop a selection of pieces below.
Shop IKEA's 365+ Glass Food Storage Containers
This is the kind of container that can be found in pretty much every home – but I can confidently say that the glass version will make all the difference when it comes to organizing your kitchen.
Investing in glass containers is one thing, but if you really want stylish kitchen storage, you'll need to look for containers with wooden lids. They'll add a warm, rustic touch to any pantry.
Another kitchen hero: any container you use for sauces and dressings These are also ideal for storing sandwich fillings or portions or oatmeal for food on-the-go.
I didn't think I'd need containers as small as these, but they've been a real lifesaver. I reach for them almost daily when I'm packing up snacks like nuts and berries.
My refrigerator is full of these containers; the wide, shallow shape is ideal for stacking up without requiring too much space, and they're great for single-serve portions.
If you prefer food storage with a bit of flair, these are the containers for you. They might not be stackable, but they'll look utterly charming (and colorful) on your pantry shelves.
You might have stocked up on chic food storage, but keeping a pantry tidy is never easy. If you're feeling apprehensive, we asked a chef exactly how to organize a messy pantry.
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Martha is a Content Editor on the Living team at Homes & Gardens. Her love for lifestyle journalism began when she interned at Time Out Dubai when she was 15 years old; she went on to study English and German at Oxford, before covering property and interior design at Country & Town House magazine. To Martha, living beautifully is all about good food and lots of colorful home decor.