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Rubbermaid TakeAlongs 2-Compartment Meal Prep and Food Storage Kit, 30 Pieces including Lids, BPA-Free Plastic, Beet Red

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Rubbermaid TakeAlongs 2-Compartment Meal Prep and Food Storage Kit, 30 Pieces including Lids, BPA-Free Plastic, Beet Red
- Multi-piece set provides convenient divided meal prep containers for over a week's worth of meals; also great for portion control, lunch, snacks, and even pantry and craft storage
- 30-piece set includes ten 3.7-cup divided containers, plus two 2-cup and three 1.2-cup divided containers with removable insert trays
- Microwave-safe base, BPA free, freezer safe, and top-rack dishwasher safe
- Colorful lids brighten your kitchen
- Set includes ten 3.7-cup 2-compartment containers, and two 2-cup and three 1.2-cup twist-top circular containers, for a total of 30 pieces including lids
Country USA
Brand Rubbermaid
Manufacturer Rubbermaid
Binding Kitchen
ItemPartNumber 2005691
Model 2005691
Color Beet Red
UPCs 071691507826
EANs 0071691507826
ReleaseDate 0000-00-00

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