They’re the best food storage containers we’ve used – on sale for the first time ever

Welcome to Worth it, where Filter editors spotlight one genuinely good discount on something we have tested and loved. We regularly filter endless sales so you don’t have to.

What’s the big deal? We’re continually impressed by Anyday’s versatile, plastic-free food containers when we review them. So, to kick off this series we asked them for a Filter-exclusive discount.

You can save 20% sitewide from now until 22 October with the code GUARDIAN20 (enter at checkout).This sale is the first time plastic-free Anydeli containers have been marked down this year. Here’s what to know before you add anything to your cart.

Anyday Deli silicone containers used to store food

What we love

The Anydelis are leakproof, lightweight and safe for your microwave, freezer, dishwasher and oven.

Emily Farris, a veteran food writer and kitchen product reviewer, tested these plastic-free containers, packing her kids’ school lunches, microwaving popcorn and steaming broccoli in them.

“If you’d like to streamline your food storage and cut back on dirty dishes while you’re at it, the Anydeli containers are absolutely worth the investment – and far superior to anything you’ll find at a restaurant supply store,” Farris writes.

The one caveat? While these can withstand temperatures up to 450F (232C), they aren’t suitable for an air fryer (instead, try Anyday’s glass containers).

The specs:

Plastic-free, mostly silicone
Oven-safe (up to 450F), dishwasher-safe, freezer-safe, microwave-safe
Stackable

Who should buy it?

Buy it if: You’re busy, but still prioritize meal prep.

Skip it if: You need a container that can withstand temperatures greater than 450F or heat items in an air fryer

Bottom line: At $72, this is the Anydeli containers’ lowest price yet.

Also worth a look

Farris also tested these glass containers, which she said helped her “cut way back on food waste” and dishes.

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