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Glass bowls hold leftovers, tins store dry ingredients, and plastic containers are lighter than glass for everyday food storage.

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About Food Storage products

Having the right food storage is essential in all kitchens in Australia and is equally as important as the kitchen utensils themselves. Whether it's for storing leftovers or staple ingredients like herbs or pasta, the right food storage can make all the difference. ArchiPro has handpicked the most practical, classic food storage options including glass dishes and containers to meet all your needs. The range includes a kitchen accessories holder to keep smaller kitchen items together.

Food storage options deliver practical ways to increase food’s shelf life and reduce waste in the kitchen. ArchiPro has selected some of the best food storage options in Australia from glass bowls and tins to accessory shelves and organisers. Featuring products from trusted suppliers, you can ensure you’ll be buying quality that will last years to come.

Plastic containers

Plastic containers are a cost-effective way to store food. They are also light and versatile, making them very popular with families in Australia. Another option is storage bins for food, which organise dry ingredients and packaged goods.

Glass containers

Glass containers are well regarded in terms of function and style. They have some great traits, like little to no discolouration or taking a food’s aromas. They are also extremely easy to clean.

Tins

Tins are a classic and sophisticated way to store dry food such as sugar or tea. Tins last years and have a charmingly nostalgic quality about them too.

The advantages of high-quality food storage

ArchiPro has selected food storage from the most trusted and reputable brands and suppliers in Australia. High-quality food storage ensures that food stays fresh for as long as possible. Like good quality tools and knives, good quality storage materials last for years, doing their job day in and day out. You can also be confident that these storage containers will maintain their integrity and perform as they should. That’s essentially what high quality design and manufacturing is all about.

How to choose food storage that’s right for you

First consider the material that the container is made from. Glass is the most heavy-duty material and is ideal for leftovers that have the potential for staining. It also remains the easiest to clean, and can usually be put in the dishwasher. Plastic storage is ideal for families with children, as they are cost-friendly, lightweight and survive the many rigours of daily life. Tins make a classic edition to benchtops and are ideal for dry food storage such as tea bags. They also have ornamental qualities for open display.

Does food last longer in containers?

Yes. Food stays fresher for longer in containers as they keep food away from air and contaminants that make food go off faster. This saves money and reduces waste.

Which material stores food best?

Glass storage has many great qualities for food storage and is the top choice for many in Australia. Glass will not absorb a food’s colours or flavours and therefore will remain in prime condition for a long time, without staining.

How many food storage containers do I need?

Having a variety of storage containers ensures organisation in the kitchen. Having at least two to three small containers for snacks and a number of large containers for leftovers and perishables is ideal. Families with children can easily make use of a handful of containers for each child, especially for snacks for trips out of the house.

How often should you change plastic containers?

Plastic containers can stain and break over time. How fast this happens depends on the quality of the product, how often they’re used and how well they are looked after. As a general rule of thumb, try replacing plastic containers after a few years, to keep them as fresh as possible.