Vegetable Shaped Food Storage Box Set for Cut Produce
Leftover onion, lemon and avocado halves stay sealed and easy to find in a box shaped like the produce itself. Six glossy shapes snap shut, nest together and keep a fridge shelf looking tidy.
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Leftover onion, lemon and avocado halves stay sealed and easy to find in a box shaped like the produce itself. Six glossy shapes snap shut, nest together and keep a fridge shelf looking tidy.
Fun vegetable-shaped sealed boxes that keep cut or partial produce fresh
- cut produce drying out
- half-used onions, lemons, avocados going to waste
- fridge clutter and odor transfer
Keep Half-Used Produce Fresh, Fridge Tidy
Tired of half an onion going slimy in foil? Each leftover half now snaps into a sealed box shaped like the produce it holds.
Two Halves That Seal Around Your Leftovers

Snaps shut around the leftover
The two halves close together, so the cut face sits inside a lidded shell rather than under a loose layer of wrap. Put a half onion cut side down, press the lid, and it stays where you put it. Store it alongside your other plastic food storage containers or on its own in the crisper.

A shape that matches the produce
Garlic, bell pepper, onion, lemon, tomato and avocado each have their own shell. Whole small fruit fits neatly, and a half lemon or tomato slice goes into the shape it came from. Anyone opening the fridge can tell at a glance what is inside.

Nests and stacks to save space
The halves nest into each other and stack low, so a row of six shells takes up less room than a drawer of mismatched bowls. The footprint is compact, which helps in a small fridge or a crowded lunch bag.
Snap a Leftover Shut in Three Steps
- 1Dry the cut face
Pat the cut surface dry with a paper towel so moisture does not sit inside the shell.
- 2Place it in the matching shape
Set the half cut side down in the onion, lemon or avocado shell that matches it.
- 3Snap the lid shut and chill
Press the two halves together until they lock, then store the box in the fridge until the next use.
Six Shapes, One Tidy Fridge Shelf
- Garlic box×1
Two-part sealed shell with inner cup
- Bell pepper box×1
Two-part sealed shell with inner cup
- Onion box×1
Two-part sealed shell with inner cup
- Lemon box×1
Two-part sealed shell with inner cup
- Tomato box×1
Two-part sealed shell with inner cup
- Avocado box×1
Two-part sealed shell with inner cup
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Questions and answers
Use the onion shell for onion halves and the lemon shell for lemon halves. The matching shape keeps each leftover sealed in its own box, so it is easy to find in the fridge.
They fit halves and cut pieces best. A whole avocado is too large for the shell, so keep whole fruit on the counter and store the cut half in its shell.
The shells are made from PP plastic, a common food-contact resin. Wash them by hand in warm water to keep the snap seal in good shape, and check the packaging for any food-contact marking.
They work in both. Use them in the fridge for cut produce, and in the pantry for pieces that do not need cold storage. They are not suited to the microwave.
Yes for cut fruit and small snacks. Kids tend to reach for the shell that looks like their favorite vegetable, and the lid stays closed in a lunch bag.
Plain containers do not match the produce, so leftovers get lost on the shelf. These shells cost a fraction of a full container set and replace the foil or wrap you would otherwise use each week.





