Rubbermaid® FreshWorks Produce Saver, Medium and Large Produce Storage Containers, 4 Piece Set

These containers are great. Been using them for about a month now and they seem to work better at keeping my greens fresh than any other container I've owned before. Usually my Romaine lettuce starts to go bad after 2-3 days but seems to last around 4-5 days with these containers which is a win for me. The large one is great and fits two full Publix bags of spinach and keeps it fresh/non-soggy for close to two weeks. They're both large, but they're durable and stack well in the refrigerator.

Very sturdy well made containers. They do the job nicely and seem to prolong the life of fresh vegetables. They are a bit big but if you need big containers, these are very nice and the tops fit very snugly and are soft enough plastic that they won't chip or break with repeated use.

Great for watermelon and honeydew. Seal well and keeps melon fresh longer.

I have used these clever containers for years for my produce and they do an excellent job of extending the storage life of cabbage, radishes, greens, etc. I recently started making sourdough bread regularly and keep it in the freezer since finding out that you’re not supposed to refrigerate bread (I had been doing that for many years and honestly didn’t notice any problems but I guess I should trust the experts). Anyway, I have had a heck of a time finding a storage solution that is freezer safe, roomy enough, no bulky dials on top like the bread boxes I’ve seen, and easy to open and close with no pain-in-the-neck flaps. I have some arthritis in my hands and find those hard, especially after freezing. I had been temporarily keeping it in my Rubbermaid large produce container, but after using it for weeks now, in and out of the freezer daily, I decided to forgo my search and just keep using this, so I bought another set, the two large and one medium. This way I have three of the large for produce and my bread. I solved the air circulation holes problem on the cover by taping wax paper on the inside of it (see pic). It also provides some extra protection in the freezer.I do like the new design of the bottoms that just have raised plastic bubbles instead of the removable plastic piece, although for produce I think the extra piece is better for very moist vegetables, especially greens, so I’m glad I have the old design as well. It’s perfect for the bread though.The only reason I am not rating this set five stars is because it has several scratches. I don’t mind the visual aspect, I just worry about the scratched areas being more likely to leech into food touching it. I tried taking some pictures but it’s hard to see so I circled the areas.

Keeps fruit and vegetables fresh far longer than you would expect!

I wasn't sure if these would really do much, but with the amount of berries my kid eats, it was worth a shot to keep them fresher, longer. I've found that placing produce in these containers will typically double their lifespan in the fridge - especially berries and greens. For as much produce as my family consumes, these have easily paid for themselves, and I have since bought multiple sizes.

These are the best containers we've found for storing fresh fruits and vegetables. We were skeptical that the food would last any longer but it does! We place ours at the back of the refrigerator where the air is coldest. We love the variety of sizes and the ability to put them in the dishwasher.

I've been using the FreshWorks containers for more than 6 year and love my old ones. The prior design (with a separate insert to lift fruit off the bottom of the container) does an excellent job of allowing air flow and keeping produce up and away from moisture / condensation. Produce, especially berries, stay fresh and mold-free far longer in these containers. I can load up when fruit is on sale, and it's still in great condition 7-10+ days later.I can't say the same for the new version. My old containers are constantly in use so I thought I'd supplement with a few new ones. What a mistake!Instead of an insert, the bottom of the new version of the container now has a bubbled texture, presumably to allow condensation to pool amidst those bubbles, but it's completely ineffective. Unless you open the container every day or two and wipe out the condensation, your produce comes in contact with that moisture and turns mushy or starts to mold.Additionally, there's a slight size change so the lids aren't quite interchangeable between the new and old versions.The design change is extremely disappointing. Unless you can find some of the old style on eBay, don't waste your money. The new design isn't worth it.