£shops have 4litre cereal tubs that are just as good
poundland.co.uk/4-l…ner

What is the seal like on the pound land ones. I bought some from b&m recently £3 for 2, and the seal for the pouring lid is not at all air tight; it is basically a flap. Nowhere near as good as the bettaware ones I remember as a child.

Also the Argos ones are 5 litres and bpa free. Are the 4 litre pound land ones bpa free?

These Addis ones will be good, but £5.99 each: amazon.co.uk/Add…0C/

That's a cracking deal... as long as they are air-tight. Doesn't say in the description. Thanks OP! :sunglasses:

Poundland are a cheaper option I own 6 and there really good

I kept some porage oats in a box similar the these - after about 3 months the porage smelled and tasted of plastic. Even branded BPA-Free plastic seems to leech chemicals into the food over time. Keep these boxes closed for a few days - open and smell the air inside and it's almost toxic. I changed all my storage boxes for metal, glass or ceramic.

Never really understood why people need to decant cereals from their original homes into plastic containers.

I keep my cereals in their packaging and just secure the inner bags with these clips! Cereal stays fresh!
ikea.com/gb/…71/

Tie opened cereal packs with elastic bands & keep them in their original box, will taste fresh as the 1st day

the reason i use them now is a few years ago i had a mouse that got into the kitchen and chewed through the boxes

Now back up to £11.9

not available anywhere near my locality

£11.99 now