Mainstays Plastic Bread Bin and Bread Storage Keeper Container with Lid, Pantry Bread Organizer for Loaf Bread and Food Storage, Clear with Gray Lid, 5.25" x 5.25" x 13.62"

These are definitely a gotta have, if you use loaves of bread frequently. We all know that the first time you take the twisty off, it goes into the witness protection program, never to be seen again. No more twist and roll or having to worry about stale bread. Just but the loaf in, and sleeve the bag on the outside as you got thru the loaf. The trick is to keep the bread all the way up to the lid, as to not allow alot of air. This will keep your bread fresh longer

I like this bread box because I make PUllman bread at home and use produce bags to wrap it. It doesn't have a custom fit, but the bread box does. So, it keeps it fresh a bit longer. It is not a flimsy product. It is sturdy and thick and well constructed.

Safe and speedy delivery, thank you to the delivery person who called me and placed my package safely in the lobby. I appreciate your kindness. It works as described. Holds my fresh loaf of bread, it stands tall on the counter and I know what some family members are getting for Christmas. It is much stronger than I was expecting, very solid and made well. The top fits tight and has a tab to help remove it. The 4 holes in the bottom are part of the design. The plastic from the bread loaf sits on top of them. I like it and will order more for other uses in my pantry. Can't beat that price. It can be filled with other items and makes a great gift package. I'm thinking of my thread box in the sewing room. Stacking the thread, easy to see, keeps it dust free and takes up less space than the shoe box. A handy must have.

The disappointing thing about this is that it will only fit a standard size load of bread. If you buy a cottage size loaf, it's not gonna fit. It's easy to clean, and I think it's construction is good. It's just a standard loaf size. I think for what it is used for it's a good value for the money.

My resident had me make her a sandwich routinely This is the bread keeper she had. Because it kept her bread freshness intact and sealed tightly preventing infestation of ants etc. I had to get one of my own I have 2 one for wheat bread and one for white You fold the opening of the bread wrapping over the top and then you can slide the bread up to top by pushing down on outside overlapped bread wrapping raising the bread up inside container when needed No more reaching in and bending bread up or tearing the bread anymore.

I had one of these years ago and I'm not sure what happened to it. I started searching for it again and started on Amazon, that was the wrong place. I bought two of these one for myself and one for my daughter's house. Fresh bread every time you open it up.

Overall, it serves the purpose of what it is for. However, for me it doesn't seem to seal strong. But overall I'm satisfied with it and it seems to be keeping my bread fresh and easily available. Don't have to open or twist the bag just open and grab and snap the lid back on.

It is too narrow to fit anything wider than the thinner loaves. The loaf I tried had a slight rounded top, and in order to fit in the container, I would have to squish it in. I had great enough expectations to spend the shipping and handling which was almost the same as the container price. I'd like to return it, but I'd lose $6.99.

The whole point of a “Sealed bread container “ is to keep the air out %26 any pests out. This container is a good size, lid seals well …… but they put “4 holes” in the bottom of the container, which defeats the reasons we wanted an air tight container.

I like the idea of a bread container-ours always gets demolished somehow-but this one has an odor I couldn't get rid of so I can't recommend buying it. Not sure what the plastic consists of, but I washed it the day of purchase and noticed the bread tasted weird a few days later. I've bleached it, peroxide and baking soda'd it, run it thru the dishwasher, smell's still there. It looks good and the price is decent, but if u're throwing out the loaf it's supposed to be saving for u…