Prep Solutions by Progressive Lettuce Keeper Produce Storage Container, 4.7 Quarts, Green (LKS-06)

Okay, so I was really, really skeptical about this keeping my bread fresh. I figured with all that air around the bread how could it possibly be? I have, for over a year, been baking my own bread and wrapping the loaf with a paper towel, putting wrapped loaf in a plastic gallon size zipper bag and crushing it in for it to fit. Not only was my beautiful bread misshapen, but the bags kept breaking and wow, much money gone in bags and paper towel... So here I see this little inexpensive box and after reading the reviews for over six months I finally reach my end with the bags, surrender and order the little box o' magic.I find it keeps the air out and the bread fresh. My last loaf was in there for 2 1/2 days and the last slice was almost as good as the first. There's nothing like that first slice :). I will say, I did set aside the "cutting board" that was enclosed. First, I didn't want to destroy the blade on my terrific bread knife, and second, when I did leave my first loaf on the cutting board, since the cutting board is small and only sat under half the loaf, the other half slumped over from being suspended in the air. Not a nice look.I found the best way to keep the bread is to lay a folded paper towel under the bread and simply sit it on the floor of the plastic box. It really does the job and now I can see exactly how much bread I have because it's no longer hidden while wrapped in the paper towel.To let you know how large a loaf it really can fit, I bake all my loaves in an 8 1/2 by 4 1/2 inch cast iron loaf pan and it usually rised to between 5 and 6 inches in height when done. The bread fits perfectly with a little wiggle room in all directions.I'm still giving it five stars instead of four because it really does the job well, but my only complaint would be that it's a bit of an annoyance to get the box open and closed (you need two hands) rather than one to just lift a lid. I will now be looking for a new box with either a lid or a front "door" so that it's a one-handed job and I can use this box to hold my second loaf which I now realize I still have no place for. It's a win-win as I see it.

Works Great! Absolutely love it! It keeps my bread maker bread so fresh!

So far so good. Liked that it kept both lettuce and cabbage about a week longer.

I have had this for over a month and it works well. The reason I bought it is my mother has had one for many, many years and I think the design is great. At the time I bought it, I read reviews that it was made of material that is too thin and other comments about difficulty getting the loaf in and closing the two halves. I bought it anyway.Well - it arrived well packaged and unscathed. I guess if you buy a large loaf of sliced bread this may not be the bread bin for you but if you buy whole bread and cut it yourself, there is no problem putting the bread in the narrower half and sliding the other half with the feet on over it. The material is just fine at the thickness they made it unless you are going to drop it on the floor a lot. I have not put it in the dishwasher and might only rarely. I wipe it out with a damp cloth occasionally or simply shake any crumbs out - how many other bread boxes go in the dishwasher after all? Not a lot - most don't fit or are made of unsuitable materials.I think the air holes with the adjustable closer are a nice idea, but in my experience this unit is still too tight to keep the crust on a crusty loaf from going soft even in the arid climate I live in. The air holes could be bigger. Once I have eaten some and the loaf is short enough, I stand the bread on the cut end inside the box and spread the two halves apart a bit rather than closing it down around the bread - so there is more air around the loaf which helps. It will keep your bread fresh, looks attractive and is a relatively inexpensive bread box.

This is perfect to store lettuce into for it to not spoil being in tight plastic around it like it’s wrapped in stores. It is way more breathable when you put your leaf greens into this.In the bottom, you can add water to that your veggies can be more hydrated.I like how there’s a divider that you can store on the back of the lid so that you can divide smaller items like broccoli or peppers and such.If you buy a bag of spinach, kale, or whichever greens — This makes it easy to store them in the big container that makes it easy for them to breathe compared to being bunched up in a bag, which makes it more prone to spoilage. Greens and veggies are more fresh.I definitely recommend this!! 🤝

Me ayuda mucho a conservar la lechuga o la espinaca cuando la compro en Costco. Es el segundo recipiente que compro.

One of my favourite Amazon purchases! I was looking for a lettuce keeper for a long time and decided to give this a try. I'm so glad I did. It arrived in perfect condition. It keeps my lettuce fresh for about a month. Just follow the instructions and don't forget to put about 1/4 cup of water in the bottom. Don't worry, the lettuce never touches the water. It is a bit on the large side, so it may not be for you if you have a really small fridge.

Nothing very good.

Is looking sharp on my counter, and is doing the job nicely. Bought this to store fresh-made loafs of bread out of my new bread machine. It holds the 2lb loaf just perfectly even with it's odd (upright loaf) shape. The venting is perfect for warm bread, and can be closed once the loaf stops sweating. Keeps the bread fresh for days - much better than a plastic bag seems to. Easy to wash out after each loaf too. Good quality product, highly recommended for home bakers!

Brilliant. Keeps my loaf in the fridge from drying out once open and the bread keeps for ages.