Amazon officially announced the dates of Prime Day 2023 yesterday. The retailer’s biggest sale of the year will take place from July 11 to July 12. However, before Prime Day even starts, Amazon has already slashed prices on some of our favorite kitchen products — including kitchen organization and storage.
Right now is the best time to stock up on organizers for your cabinets, drawers, pantry, and refrigerator. Replace all the cardboard single-use plastic containers in your kitchen with reusable, transparent storage that gives you easy access to whatever you’re looking for. Organize all the different sizes of plastic storage bags in your drawers in one container. You can even grab a set of Rubbermaid storage containers that are perfect for meal prep and weekday lunches for only $28, among many other products.
Below, find ten of the best deals on kitchen organization and storage products ahead of Prime Day. Right now, you can save up to 47% off, and the best part is, everything on our list is under $40.
Loose produce rolling around your refrigerator makes it hard to find what you need. These plastic bins are the perfect place to store apples, oranges, cucumbers, lettuce, and any other type of produce — no need to hang on to the plastic bags your fruit and vegetables come in at the store. And because you can see exactly what you have at a glance, there's less of a chance that your food will go bad and end up being wasted.
Flour, sugar, and dried pasta bags get ripped, take up space in cabinets, and can even cause your ingredients to spoil. The best way to store these goods is in these airtight storage containers. They can hold up to 5.2 liters of anything dry, whether it's your baking supplies, rice, quinoa, or coffee grounds. This set comes with labels so you can easily find what you’re looking for. The lids lock on the side for a tight seal, so your ingredients last longer. And for just $22 for four of these containers, you’re also getting peace of mind that your food isn’t being wasted.
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