Kitchen Storage

We tested 28 bento boxes, lunch bowls, and classic lunch boxes to find the best for packing all kinds of meals, from a simple sandwich to a composed salad.

A few clear bins, painter’s tape, and a Sharpie can keep chaos out of your fridge.

After years of using and abusing food-storage containers, we recommend the glass Pyrex Simply Store 18-Piece Set and the Snapware Total Solution 20-Piece Set.

After testing nine food storage container sets, we recommend the Rubbermaid Brilliance Containers and the Rubbermaid Commercial Containers.

Stasher bags are a sustainable alternative to single-use plastic. They’re also my new obsession. And with this deal, I can get more for less.

Now that you’re going to the store less often, here’s how to pick the produce items that will last the longest and how to store them smartly for weeks.

Here are our tips and gear recommendations for getting the most out of your freezer.

Organizing your kitchen can make it more functional—and beautiful. In collaboration with T Magazine, we have tips to keep your tools and ingredients in order.

If you’re feeling stressed from being stuck inside, try tackling these cleaning projects to set your kitchen up for success and relieve some anxiety.

Tips on why and how to shop for food responsibly, without overstocking your bunker.

Our favorite alternatives to plastic or disposable food storage include silicone food-storage bags, beeswax wraps, and cloth produce bags.

After dozens of hours researching and testing organizing options, we recommend more than 20 items to make the most out of your tiny kitchen.

After testing 10 thermoses, we found the Zojirushi Stainless Steel Food Jar to be the best for storing hot lunches.

We use these 10 inexpensive items to stay organized and cook efficiently both at work and in our home kitchens.