Sistema KLIP IT PLUS Food Storage Container 235mm x 80mm x 170mm

Sistema KLIP IT PLUS Food Storage Container 235mm x 80mm x 170mm

Marsoni

M251S

$14.48

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Sistema KLIP IT PLUS Food Storage Container 235mm x 80mm x 170mmKEEPS FOOD FRESHER FOR LONGER: Airtight container with Sistema easy locking clips and flexible seal. STACKABLE & NESTABLE FOOD STORAGE CONTAINERS: Modular stacking shape ensures the most efficient use of space in the pantry, fridge and freezer, plus corner shoulders on base create compact nesting when not in use. PERFECT FOR: Everyday use and pantry storage; store dried pasta, rice, cakes, muffins, bread and lots more. CARE INSTRUCTIONS: Dishwasher

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