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Question: What is the size of each container? I need sugar, flour, confection and brown sugar, and baking soda?
Document: The smallest (2) 0.3 qt containers now hold celtic sea salt and baking powder. The (2) 0.5 qt hold corn meal and cornstarch. The (2) 0.9 qt hold brown sugar and powdered sugar. The 2.1 qt and 2.5 qt hold pasta. The 2.4 qt holds sugar/sucanat (I buy in bulk - this container wouldn't fit a 5 lb bag of sugar). And the 4.0 qt holds flour.
The clear sides make it handy to  see at a glance how much flour/coffee/sugar you have on hand.I don't have a problem with these not being dishwasher safe, however for lots of people that's important so take note that these need hand washing. These also aren't drop-proof-durable. I gave the set 4 stars because some of the smaller size containers just aren't that useful in the kitchen.Overall I will definitely purchase more of these, specifically the larger sizes separately.
I really wanted to love these but I don't. I ended up giving the set away. I used it for flour and other powdered baking goods- if you get ANY flour/sugar/baking soda etc. on the lid it will not seal properly which obviously defeats the purpose. I ended up taking the lid apart, hand washing each piece, drying and putting it back together every time I used these.
I just suggest getting/using a label maker for everything while you're organizing so you don't forget what is in each container.I originally thought I'd want the 5.5 qt for flour and sugar, but that container is huge and overkill. The 4.0 qt is the appropriate size.These containers stack nicely, look good, and are easy to clean.
Instead, I have to use a container way too big because I need 20 beans worth of extra space, and then that container can't be used for something like sugar or flour. I purchased one set, and I think I will go with airtight glass canisters from here on out.
I bought this set on a whim 3 years ago. I'm glad I did! I use the larger sizes for storing brown sugar, white sugar, powdered sugar, flour, rice and pasta. The smaller ones are used for things like coconut and chocolate chips. They are easy to use and make filling measuring cups super easy.I've read complaints about the seals not being air tight. No matter the container I've used, my brown sugar always got hard. It's moisture in the air that gets trapped inside.
So far I am really glad I purchased the containers. They save a lot of space in my cabinets and helped me to get better organized. This is what I was trying to achieve. Now instead of picking up a container of flour and or sugar, from my lower cabinet, I can just pop the lid open and scoop out what I need. Good deal!I would recommend this product to my friends and family, however it's slick design might not be suitable for someone who has trouble gripping things.
I love these containers and the ease of which they open (seal) and close so securely. My only complaint getting the larger (more practical) size for storage of staples like flour and sugar.
These OXO containers are great! I bought this ten-piece set along with a few other individual containers and now my pantry is so much better organized. Plus, now my brown sugar, raisins, and cranberries won't dry out and weevils will stay out of my flour. They are terrific and I highly recommend them to help you keep your pantry and dry goods well organized, fresh, and ready to use!
The set more than pays for itself. The lids are airtight. I filled them with flour, sugar, brown sugar (which stayed soft) and other items that I normally stored in their original bags. My pantry stays cleaner and it looks so, so neat. If you were to price each one individually you will see what a bargain this set is. The containers are very sturdy. There are little feet on the bottom. They also stack well so I am able to make better use of my space.
Answer: I have flour in one, sugar in another, confectionery sugar and brown sugar in others. Baking soda is ok, but the container I would keep it in it a bit too big for one box. I use another container to keep my chewing gum fresh. I use another for corn meal (love cornbread), and another for brown sugar cubes for coffee. I've even used the largest one to store my berry sangria. It stays fresh in the fridge to chill, and if extra to store for 1-2 days. I keep everything fresh, and I use them all the time. One time we stored Good and Plenty when it didn't fit in the dispenser. Everything I've put in works.