Imperial Home Cereal Dispenser 3 Piece Set, Airtight Plastic Food Storage Containers with Lids, Pantry Organization for Cereal, Flour, Sugar, Any Snack, Keeps Food Dry & Fresh, Clear with Blue Lids

Looking for something to store cereal, cream of wheat, oat meal flakes, etc... something to keep any moisture and critters out.Positives:1. Canister sides are clear plastic, easy to identify the contents.2. If you cut the cooking instructions from the original box, you can place the instructions inside the container so it can be read even when the container is filled.3. Each lid has a pour-flap which can be rocked back for easy pouring.4. The pour-flaps and the top itself appear to seal well enough to keep the contents clean and dry.Negatives:1. The canister tops have to be aligned correctly in order for the top to snap into place. Any misalignment will make difficult/impossible to snap the top into place. I mention this for those that may have a low tolerance for 'frustration'. If you can get past that... the canisters do the job you expect.

I'm very happy with the product(s)... Good sizes, lids snap sealed well .. my ONLY compliant is the dang adhesive they use to affix the label... The three arrived nested together with only a label glued to the largest .... I am STILL trying to get the sticky film from the adhesive OFF the side so I can use it.I've tried every trick in the book .. -=growls=-I don't know if this is a constant - or I just 'got lucky' - but I wish manufacturers would THINK before they GLUE!

I had expected that the lids would feel more sturdy and have a tight seal. The lid itself isn't bad seal-wise...but the part where the cereal pours out of...that has no sort of seal whatsoever. I'm afraid to just place my cereal in the container without placing plastic wrap to ensure no additional air gets in. Not gonna lie, I'm a bit disappointed.

What I like about this set is, it holds a lot and you can see clearly inside how much you have left. I keep almond meal, coconut flour, and Swerve in my set of 3. So far it has kept the moisture out and the freshness in, and at a fair price you can't go wrong here.

I use the small one for pasta and the big one holds two boxes of Reese’s Puffs

They are nice looking and sturdy; they don't seal as nicely as I'd have liked though. After a week the cereal goes stale or the cookies go stale if the kids don't eat them quick enough because the lid and container or just a generic plastic so there is no real good air seal to keep the freshness in longer than a week. May have to invest in the more expensive good grips ones after all to keep their cereals fresh for longer.

The small container is really pointless. I have yet to find a cereal that comes in a small enough box that it will fit in there without first having a large bowl of it. Lids stay on tight, spout seals tight. Good containers, would be great with 2 mediums and a large with no small.

They work. The main container is a bit thin so if you grab it just below the red lid and lift, the lid might come off since the container bends in easily. But just don't lift with a lot of heavy stuff (I filled the medium one with shake powder) by the lid.

Great, but my brown sugar still went solid in one of these. Great storage though