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Keep leftovers fresh in Rubbermaid’s 18-piece Container Set for $20 (Reg. $30)

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Walmart is offering the 18-piece Rubbermaid Brilliance Food Storage Container Set for $19.98. Shipping is free in orders over $35; otherwise opt for in-store pick up to avoid the delivery fees. Regularly $30 at Walmart, this set goes for closer to $37 at Amazon and is now within cents of our previous mention. Features include 100% leak proof, latched lids with vents for splash-free microwaving, odor-resistant BPA-free Tritan plastic and more. The stackable design makes for easy storage in-between uses as well. Rated 4+ stars. More details below.

Clearly, you’re paying for the Tritan plastic and lid latches on this set. There are Rubbermaid options out there with significantly more pieces for about the same price. One example would be the 42-piece Rubbermaid Easy Find food storage set sells for $20 Prime shipped and carries solid ratings too.

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Rubbermaid Brilliance Food Storage Container Set:

  • Food storage containers have leak-proof, airtight seals
  • BPA-free, crystal-clear plastic
  • Stain- and odor-resistant
  • 18-piece set includes two 0.5-cup, two 1.3-cup, two 3.2-cup, two 4.7-cup, and one 9.6-cup containers, all with lids

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