Sistema New Home Kitchen Storage & Organisation Gift Pack |

These have been great so far. No leaks, easy to clean and no discoloration.

These are really good quality but be aware that the colour is not as on the picture of the item, we thought its a pastel green but its lime (bright) green.

Been using for a while now. I use these for storing vegetables I’ve prepared, biscuits, meat etc. We tend to use in the fridge.
Easy to clean, stack nicely too so don’t take up much space when not in use.
I really like the fact they are see through as otherwise I forget about food!

6 plastic boxes designed and made in New Zealand by Sistema. Fantastic quality at a fantastic price. Would definitely buy again. Great sizes, a 2 ltr, a 1 ltr, two 400ml boxes and two 200 ml boxes. Freezer and microwave compatible. They can be put in the dishwasher but I prefer to wash by hand. Sturdy plastic with well made snap on tabs on each side. All sizes have been extremely useful and even the very small ones have proved to be very useful for example when preparing omelettes I can get the ingredients ready so when ready to cook, I just empty each box onto the omelette before folding over. Great to put in the freezer. No smell of plastic. Lids fit well. I can’t recommend them highly enough

Great, small
Systema Quality well made Nasty chemical free.
Great for small food items with lid clasp and seal.
-1 point as it wont hold a small sandwich roll (not quite Tall enough).
Would recommend.

Sturdy boxes, neatly stackable easy to clip the lids on. Not designed for liquids so I haven’t tested for leak-proof-ness (pretty sure that is not a word) but I do use these for crackers and things I don’t want to go soggy and they do a good job with those kind of things. I also use for packed lunch items – salads and sandwiches (not mixed together mind) and I have yet to have any moisture related issues (I keep dressings in a separate pot until it is time for lunch).

These keep cupboards tidy and it is easy to see the contents of each box which is helpful, also keeps the fridge tidy and stops transfer of smells/tastes. Easy to clean (I use an old toothbrush to get any bits out of the seal) and the clips appear solid despite some fairly heavy handed users in this household doing their best to dislodge them.

All in all I’m happy with these and would recommend them.

I bought a couple of sets of these storage boxes on a Deal of the Day that put them at less than half price for the set. The boxes are generally well made – from robust, solid plastic with clip on lids that secure well. I use them primarily for neatly stacking freezer, fridge and cupboard storage, although the range of sizes included in the set could make them handy for school snacks and lunchboxes, and my Mum has pinched some of the smaller sized boxes for use in her craft room. The boxes are easy to clean and after a few weeks of use and dishwashing are showing no signs of the plastic clouding.

The RRP is far too high for a 10 box set half of which are really small size boxes.

We’ve been using these containers for a while, and I got this set for my daughter to take to uni, good value for the price. They are useful for storing leftovers in the fridge or freezer, or for snacks when you’re out and about. The smallest boxes aren’t terribly useful unless you have toddlers, when they are great for snacks, holding a few grapes, crackers, or whatever. The largest box can be used for sandwiches or salad, the medium large is good for freezing a portion of leftover casserole, and the medium small pots are good for single portions of bolognese sauce to go in the freezer.
The pots are microwave safe – take it out of the freezer, loosen the lid, pop it straight in the microwave. They go in the dishwasher – they will stain slightly if you put them in with dishes covered with tomato, but they don’t smell or taint the contents and the colour wears off after a couple more washes. They are easy to clean by hand too. If the pot is left (with food inside) in a school bag for a couple of weeks, you may get black mould on the blue seal around the lid which is trickier to clean – however, you can remove this seal to scrub it and pop it back into the groove afterwards.
The best thing about these boxes is how easy it is to open and close the lids, no fiddling around with broken fingernails trying to peel off a stiff lid, or trying to make sure it’s sealed all the way round only to find you’ve missed a section, just snap the clips and away you go. This is especially useful for e.g. children or people with arthritis etc. who might struggle with fiddly lids. I also like how the lid stands proud of the top of the pot, so you can fill the pot to the brim and still fit the lid on without squashing the contents. The pots can be stacked on top of each other – although they mostly don’t fit inside each other, they can be piled up without falling over.
However, be warned: these containers are not completely watertight. Do not use for liquids if you can’t keep the container flat – and this includes e.g. strawberries which may leak juice all over your bag.