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48-Piece Superseal Food Saver Set | 
 enlarge | Brand: SuperSeal
Category: Kitchen
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New (10) Used (1)
Avg. Customer Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 15252
Shipping Weight (lbs): 5.4
Dimensions (in): 17 x 10 x 12
MPN: 448XL
Model: 448XL
UPC: 016000576902
EAN: 0739212032164
ASIN: B0007A5P4Y
Release Date: June 16, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Includes five 9-ounce round containers, four 16-ounce round containers, two 34-ounce round containers,two 48-ounce round containers | | • | Also includes two 18-ounce square containers, one 32-ounce square container, one 48-ounce square container one 26-ounce rectangular container | | • | Comes with triple-section plates, two triple-section plates with airtight seal covers | | • | Joyce recipe bookle tone microwave cooking time chart | | • | Made in the USA |
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Product Description
Saves Space... Stackable... Nests for Pantry Full Range of Sizes to Fill All Your NeedsDefrost or Reheat Foods in Your MicrowaveFrom Freezer to Microwave... InstantlyFully GuaranteedSet Includes: 5 - 9 Oz. Rounds5 - Airtight
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 Overall pretty good August 21, 2008
These were a very good price, which is why IO purchased them. I didn't have super high expectations, but they perform fairly well. The lids don't seem to fit perfectly where they form a tight seal, but they must as I'm not noticing freezer burn or anything else indicative of a poor seal.
For the $$, I'd get them.
 Of a divided mind July 29, 2008
It's not that these storage containers are bad, you see. They're sturdier than Gladware, they've held up nicely in my dishwasher, and they haven't warped.
My main problem is with the way they store. As noted before by other reviewers, these do NOT nest in the way that Gladware or Rubbermaid do, so they take up an astonishing amount of space. The picture of the product shows about how condensed the containers can get for storage.
My other pet peeve is that the divided dish does not STAY divided if the container is inverted or tipped sideways. Some people may like peach juice in their ravioli, but I'm not one of those.
So on the one hand, it's a good price for something very durable. On the other, it's a beast to store. I'd like to echo some other reviewers and add that I was also missing pieces and lids and had some substitutions--which, for the price I paid, I didn't care all that much.
love it May 8, 2008
I love these containers. They're awesome. The lack of nesting that everyone complains about doesn't bother me. They all fit into the larger ones and get into the cabinet fine ... and you can stack the lids. Maybe Type A people need everything to stack perfectly. But these are just fine for me. They're durable too.
Good for Cooks who send food home... May 4, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
What I was looking for was an inexpensive way to send food home with folks, since most people are terrible about sending your good storage bins back home. I also wanted something that I would like to use myself, especially for freezing food, and was easy to open and close..and stayed closed. So far, these bins seem to be doing everything I want and need them to do. I am very happy with my purchase, with the exception of too many tiny bins in this set.
 Not what it seems to be March 13, 2008
Shipping was fine however the box does not say Betty Crocker on it or was there anything in the box that said Betty Crocker. The containers looked clear in the picture however my order came in tinted. Smaller round lids difficult to get off. Betty Crocker cookbook was replaced with Bake with Bob & Joyce. Will take a lot up a lot of space in cabinet.
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