thread: Tupperware or equivalent? Help with pantry!

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  1. #1
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    May 2005
    Canberra
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    Just thought I would add, I always justify the cost of tupperware to my DH in reminding him it has a 'lifetime warranty' (so will last forever, my mum still uses the stuff she bought before she ever had kids).

  2. #2
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    Dec 2006
    In my own private paradise
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    DH justifies the cost for me "welllll, if we get more tupperware, i can put those other containers in the filing cabinet in the shed so the nails/screws/some other random thing aren't loose anymore" lol

  3. #3
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    Jul 2008
    Melbourne
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    another tupperware addict....i got one of the modular mates sets when i had a party. they seem to have them as a host special or special party price quite often. love, love, love them! i find they're pretty good for what i wanted to store & the demonstrator was able to tell me what size is suitable for diff things (so i told her that i usually bought 1kg packs of flour & she could tell me which size). i think t/ware also offer a service where they'll come to your home & help you revamp your pantry - create a list of what you'd need to sort things out.

    it is expensive but i can't fault it. the quality just seems so much better than anything else i've bought in the past.

  4. #4
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    Apr 2009
    Perth, WA
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    Complete Tupperware freak over here as well *raises hand*

    I spent $2000 on Tupperware when we moved into our house

    I dont think we have any plastic ware in our house now that isnt Tupperware! Its exxy to get started but even if you just start with a Modular Mate set and then add from there. Def agree with hosting a party, I got about $400 worth of free stuff when I had a big party.