Sistema Klip It Bakery Container, 81-Ounce Recent Reviews

I bought 3 of these to store my 5 lb. bags of King Arthur flour. Great item! Just slide the bag containing the flour right surrounded by the container lacking any conundrum! I wish these came in the size for the 10 lb. bag of flour! They are easy to clean, have air tight decent lids, BPA free and lasting! I love mine!!
- Janice H. Seigler "I Love Kitchenaid"

Just FYI, this is the same product that is sold at King Arthur Flour as the "lock-top container - flour" -- http://www.kingarthurflour.com/shop/bits and pieces/lock-top-container-flour#reviewsHere is the manufacturer's product information -- http://sistemaplastics.com/products/klipit-bakery/3.25l-bakery-with-cupThis container WILL hold an UNOPENED 5 lb. bag of flour but it is a tight fit:-- don't open the flour bag until it is in the container-- you might have to drop the bag on the counteract a few times to make sure the flour is well trodden.As others have mentioned you might have trouble POURING an full 5 lb. bag of flour in the container since the flour will no longer be trodden. You could pour, then fill the container to try to compact the flour.I gave this product 4 stars (perhaps unfairly). If the product were SLIGHTLY bigger I would definitely give it 5 stars.
- M. Hines

i love these containers. i bought them as i discovered i had mice and worried about them eating into cereal boxes and bags of flour and sugar. they call a full 5 pound bag of flour with a bit of opportunity to emergency, fit so neatly in the cupboard, are easy to commence and accurate and are sturdy and bpa free.they work for cereal, too!! you can pour the cereal from the spout and not worry about rerolling the bag in the box so the cereal stays fresh. they have made my life much easier. as for the mice, i bought approximately traps and approximately peppermint oil. since i put the peppermint oil around, they've not shown up. but my kitchen smells be fond of a york peppermint patty!!
- P. J. Leman

I have these containers and they are great, but the chief size here, 81 oz, will NOT hold a bag of flour. This companionship makes a larger translation that holds about 110 oz (now and again advertised as 3.25-3.4 L), and that will hold a bag of flour if you give it some thumps to let the flour descend previous to trying to dump the whole bag in.The 81 oz size will straightforwardly hold a 4 lb bag of sugar, but a 5 lb bag is tight.The 53 oz size holds a 2 lb bag of brown sugar with some room to spare.
- Anna L.

It is just a container aptly? Here can't be that much to be enthusiastic in this area aptly? What can I say, I am more than fortunate with this hold.I bought the 81 tiny amount size in view of the fact that I use this to pile rye flour, so one bag is all I need at a time. Plus it must last a even as. I above all like that with a release fastener it can be moderately easier to open. Oddly it is the modest 1 cup measuring cup that Sistema superfluous in as a free go that makes this container more than mean. Of the numerous 1 cup measuring cups I use in baking this one just fits me and is very easy to amount.I like that Sestema is dishwasher safe I'm just not sure that the 81 tiny amount container with lid emotionally caught up will fit into very many dishwashers. I also like that it's freezer safe and BPA free but I don't estimate to be difficult these properties anytime soon.The fact the Clip It Bakery Container is rectangular makes it a more interval well-methodical with the rest of my bakery equipment. Life apparent is also a plus. Even if I have full to leave-compelling some kind of identifier categorize stored in with the manufactured goods stored. Rye flour is positively familiar by notice and smell but I like having the on paper terms. I recommend this deal with as more important must you buy fake bags of gluten or wheat germ or akin harvest you may buy in a self-give pile.
- Phred "Phred"

I bought this since 4 reviews said how nicely it holds a bag of flour. Well, maybe at one time there was a size void that held a bag of flour but the chief size now shown, 81 oz, 10.2 cups / 2.4 liters most indeed does not. The ad for the item shows the large container permanent next to a 5 pound bag of flour so this is very illusory. If, like me, you want a container to store your flour be sure that you don't buy the 81 oz size.
- Bat Sands

The feature of Sistema containers continues to impress me. I find them affordable and the best-designed storage containers for the money that I've seen. The indented sides make them so easy to soubriquet. At just five inches in height two of these 53 oz. containers fit under the ridge in my cabinet allowing me to store my flour on top. They hold two pound bags of honey or rice and my two 84 oz. containers hold a bag of noodles and small bag of flour.Given the always inaccurate product dimensions let me provide the true dimensions for the containers. The 53 oz. containers rate 4"W x 6"L x 5"H. The 84 oz. containers rate 4.5"W x 6"L x 6.75"H. Finally the 1250 container measures 4"W x 5.5"L x 9"H. I had no trouble getting five pounds of flour into the 1250 container tapping the container on the counter as I to the top it to let the flour settle. These containers seal really well and stack nicely. With their smart design the Sistema bakery containers have maximized my very restricted apartment building kitchen cabinet interval at a totally evenhanded cost compared to similar products. I just love them.
- hawkeyemark

I like to bake my own bread--have been doing so for being. But as someone who lives alone, I don't go through whole wheat flour so quickly. And whole grain flours have more oils (found in the germ) so they tend to go rancid compared to processed white flours, which are stripped of the oils and are easier to store.This contains is GREAT. It keeps the whole wheat flour fresh compared to the paper bag and there is a measuring cup as well. If I like, I can put this full unit in the freezer. Freezing slows down (but does not stop) the process of rancidity, which is an oxidation process and as long as there is air, it's going to happen. But slowing down the molecules in the freezer slows this process down somewhat. So this locking fake container is a lot better for the freezer than the paper bag, which absorbs moisture.If you bake a lot, a line of these holding your flours is neater and easier to use on your baking shelf than a line of bags in various states of disarray. This is a wonderful piece and would make a great gift for any serious baker you know.
- Joanna Daneman

Ok, so maybe we shouldn't shake our flour containers, but to each their own. :) But when we shook it, flour leaked out. What that actually means is that it isn't sealed. That's pretty disappointing.
- Basane

I be inflicted including been really into gluten free baking and these work perfectly for holding all the different flours and starches in my pantry. I be inflicted including about 20 of them in all different sizes. I tenderness them! They stack super nicely and are BPA free. I highly recommend them.
- Maria Mom of Two

Sistema Klip It Bakery Container, 81-Ounce

KLIP IT Food Storage space Containers are through in Extra Zealand early BPA emancipated Virgin Polypropylene. Contains 81 tiny amount ( 2.4L).