Tupperware's Grandma-Approved Containers and Tools Start at $5 During Amazon's October Prime Day

Although most homes are stocked with some kind of food storage, it should be acknowledged that original food storage containers made by the iconic Tupperware brand are still the best. And right now, during Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days,  the retailer is  discounting tons of classic Tupperware pieces, from a beautiful pink pitcher to a set of stackable storage containers. There’s even an adorable container for keeping onions fresh.  Below, we reveal seven of our favorite Tupperware deals to grab during the Prime Big Deal Days sale event—prices start at just $5. You might want to stock up now, in case the company goes out of business. 

Best October Prime Day Tupperware Deals

• Stacking Square Storage Containers, Set of 6, $25 (was $40)
• Freezer Storage, Set of 5, $44 (was $49)
• Tupperware Vintage Edition Bowl, $43 (was $46)
• Spice Shakers Set of 4, $27 (was $30)
• 3-Liter Super Storer, $32 (was $35)
• Citrus Peeler, $5 (was $6)

Tupperware Stacking Square Storage Containers, Set of 6

Buy it: $25 (was $40); Amazon

This set food storage containers comes with two small, two medium, and two large containers. Because they can hold anything from produce to snacks, they might help you bring order to your pantry and refrigerator. Tupperware is beloved for making storage containers that withstand decades of frequent use, without staining or breaking down, and these containers are no different. According to the brand, the airtight lids keep food fresh, and because they are stackable, they maximize space in your kitchen. Plus, they're dishwasher-safe.

Tupperware Freezer Storage, Set of 5

Buy it: $44 (was $49); Amazon

This set of five Tupperware containers is designed to store food in your freezer—and the set comes with 2 1.9-cup containers, 2 4.6-cup containers, and 1 4.2-cup container. Several of these containers are shallow, but have a wide base, which makes them perfect for storing pre-cooked meat and casserole in the freezer that you can then thaw for a quick and easy dinner. You could also use them to store low and narrow vegetables, like celery and carrots, in the refrigerator.  The two taller containers can fit bulkier items like cookie dough or fruit. The containers are easy to stack on top of each other, too.

Tupperware Vintage Edition Bowl

Buy it: $43 (was $46); Amazon

This bowl has a 26-cup capacity, and comes with a lid. The cheerful yellow color offers a more attractive way to serve and store a wide range of dishes, including potato and pasta salad. You'll want to have it one hand if you're planning on attending any potlucks or dinner parties because it makes it easy to transport your contribution. The airtight seal snaps shut, keeping your dish fresh and preventing leaks—which also makes this bowl ideal for storing leftovers.

Tupperware Spice Shakers, Set of 4

Buy it:, $28 (was $30); Amazon

Most people who love to cook keep their kitchen stocked with multiple spices and seasonings, but the bottles are often mismatched and in different sizes. One way to eliminate that problem is with this set of four Tupperware spice shakers. These are handy vessels for your staple seasonings that you buy in bulk, like salt and pepper. Each one holds one cup, so you always have plenty of your favorite spices on hand. 

Tupperware 3-Liter Super Storer

Buy it: $32 (was $35); Amazon

This round Tupperware container is ideal for storing large quantities of all kinds of dry ingredients, including beans, pasta, flour, sugar, and rice. It features a leakproof, air-tight lid—which has a tab on the side making it easier to open. This way, your ingredients stay fresher longer, and if you buy more than one, they are easily stackable in your cabinets. 

Tupperware Citrus Peeler

Buy it:, $5 (was $6); Amazon

This nifty $5 tool takes all the effort out of peeling your favorite citrus fruits, including lemons and grapefruit. Instead of using your fingernails to dig into the bitter peel (which always leaves a stinky residue on your hands) use this hook to pull back the rind one piece at a time. You can use the other flat end to remove the seeds from slices of orange or lemon. 

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