Kitchen Reviews

I loved the picture of these dishes but my husband and I are very particular about coffee mugs...the weight, the handle and the feel of them. That's something you can't get from a picture on the website. The mugs are great and the glazing and design has the look of handmade pottery. I think they look more expensive than they are and can't wait to entertain with them! I'm also pleased that the set came with bowls. I only wish these came in more color choices.

I just bought this exact same set, overseas, in a midnight blue color. The set is great, it's dishwasher safe, and cleans very easily. Both plate sizes are larger than normal; and all the pieces have a copper/bronze trim around the edges. You can tell each piece is handmade because there are differences in the trim on each piece. Very solid and heavy so it won't break easily. Definitely very distinctive, and sure to bring lots of compliments from friends and family who see the set. My future husband and I are considering purchasing this set or the khaki shade to complement the midnight blue - that's how much we love the design!

We got these and they are even prettier than they look in the picture!

Great lightweight pan with a nice size lip to grab easily from the oven. The non-stick coating allows food to slide off with no trouble. The coating does not chip off like on some pricier pans. The pan conducts heat evenly, food gets done fast! Nice size, can fit a good few chicken tenders, or two pork tenderloins in it, no problem!

I have gone through all kinds of non-stick baking pans, from cheap to very expensive and eventually they all lost their non-stick surface to a certain extent. This pan has not. I cooked ribs in it and burned the sticky sauce in the pan. The burnt materials washed right off without soaking. This pan is the best.

Although this pan is considered a cake pan, I have never used it for that purpose. The only thing that I use this marvolous pan for is a roasting pan. You always have the perfect Prime Rib cooked in this pan with the most delicious brown gravy ever. Any type of meat you need to cook will always be the best. I have bought 1 of these pans for every member of my family and they use this pan as a roaster too. I have looked for these pans in every store in my area and not found them since I bought them the first time. I thought that T-Fal had discontinued them. This would have been the biggest mitake ever. I believe that your buyers would buy more of this item if they only new that the better way to use this pan is my way. I will be buying more in the future. Our of all your pans this is the best.

I used this mix and stor pitcher for everything - mixing, less mess, storing and recently for the holidays used all three of mine for assembly line bread prep and mixing. Dishwasher safe. Just one is enough for half a dozen or more uses.

I have the 1987 version of this - slightly different shape with a red lid. It's one of the very few items still IN my kitchen from 1987 - most have been gradually replaced. Not this little guy. I use it for everything under the sun, and it works especially well for making waffles in the waffle iron. It got a lot of use when my kids were small, though. Because of the size and the handle, it was a favorite for the kids helping to mix stuff in the kitchen. It was easy for them to handle and unbreakable. Better than any bowl in a kids baking set. Plus if you're smart, you can teach fractions on the sly! :-) A great product and worth every penny.

It is a great item to use in the kitchen to mix your favorite
receipes in. I enjoy and use mine all the time. If you
mixed up a receipe and it is not all gone, then you can put a
lid on it and store it in the refrigerator for the next day.
The container is deep enough for a lot of recipes. When using
it for pancakes, it can be mixed and then pour the batter into
the skillet. Works beautiful. Tupperware wins again.

This bowl is durable and so multipurpose you can't list all it's uses here. Very good buy. Will last forever.

I got one of these in 1992 while living in Australia and it's utility really surprised me. Tossing salads for parties is a breeze in it. I only brought a few things back to the states with us and Big Bowl was one of the essentials. We used it for so many picnics and potlucks it became a joke with family: "Just bring it in 'Big Bowl', my sister would say" Sadly, I melted mine on the hot burner of a stove (an accident!) and miss it dreadfully. I look forward to when it's available again!

I have used this bowl for several years. I have mixed large batches of bread, stored Chex cereal "Nuts and Bolts", stored mixes of roll or cookie mix. I am now ordering one for daughter who has recently married.

The best of the best for kitchen organization. cabinets will maintain clean. NO more mess or bugs.

My wife is a consultant for the product. I would not beleive her about tupperware products and quality until I actually started using them myself. We have potato chips that have been in a modular mate for a few months months. The other day we had some company over and we served the chips, they were as crisp as the day they were opened. We keep brown sugar in modular mates and it stays soft and moist for months. I thought that tupperware was nothing different than the rubbermaid, boy was I wrong. Shows what I know...

Earl Tupper wanted to enable homemakers to keep food fresh and appealing in a dry environment of the new gas and electric refrigerators flooding the postwar market. He created plastic products featuring a virtually airtight seal suited to protect food from this new drier environment. And as they say, the rest is history.

Firstly, let it go on record that I have had a long standing love affair with Tupperware since I was a very young child and happily remember tossing all my mother's Tupperware bowls about the kitchen.

Tupperware is mainly used for dry food storage in my kitchen and the green lid color is pleasing and fits into many color schemes.

The durability of this product is incredible. While the lids on the containers used to be more flexible, it does seem they become easier to remove and replace over time (a matter of a few months to a year of use).

These are the types of containers you want to store brown sugar in. They are almost airtight. Everything you store in them keeps much longer.

Don't worry about breaking a nail trying to open one of these containers! There is a lovely little tab on one edge. They also don't seem to mind being tossed in the dishwasher now and then.

So much Tupperware, so little time.

This is a perfect size for lunches. The cold cup concept is definitely an innovation, because in the past, you had to keep a separate container for your cold items.

Now, you just pop up the vent on the lid, and nuke the container, provided you remove the cold cup if you're using it.

However, it works equally well without the cup, if you want three hot courses for your meal.

The only minus is that you don't want to put very liquidy items in this container, unless you are keeping it level while you're travelling. The lid does not seal each individual compartment, nor would it, to get full advantage from the Tupperware venting system.

After many years of buying the cheap versions of separated lunch plates...and having the contents spill all over, not to mention having to take a cold item separate. I splurged on this.

What can I say? Its great. It costs more than the cheap copy-cats but I know that I wont find my lunch all over the bag when i go to eat...I dont have to take an extra container for a salad or dessert... And I know I will have it for years.

Tupperware has a great warentee and washes really well. This is a great single use product. It does exactly what it says it will... Things rarely do :)

This lunch dish is smart. If you need to keep something cold in the same dish that you want to take something that will need to be reheated, it's okay. No need to get out an extra container to keep the cold item separate. Just put it in the cup that's inside the dish. Then when it's time to microwave, you can remove the cup and heat the food that needs to be heated. It's great if you want to take a salad and vegetables for lunch. You can heat the vegetables without heating the salad. What a great idea! That keeps you from carrying extra containers with you to to work or school. This is also the perfect size for lunch. It's not too big, and not too small. Taking lunch in this dish allows you to have a variety of lunches. Using this will save you money because you will not have to eat out as often. And you won't have to take a sandwich everyday either. You can have a variety. I usually cook a little extra for dinner and save the leftovers to take for lunch. This dish helps with that! :)

These are simply the most beautiful products Tupperware has ever made. The vibrant colors are undiminished by dishwasher cleansing and the famous seal keeps everything appetizing and fresh. The large tabs make the bowls easy to open, even with long fingernails! The combination makes a great gift and the variety of sizes ensures that you always have an appropriate storage container handy (they nest beautifully). As with all Tupperware products, use the following tip when storing tomato-based sauces and foods: spray the container lightly with non-stick spray prior to filling with sauce to avoid staining!

I love these bowls, purchased a set for myself and another to give as gifts! I like how they nest into each other to save space in my cabinets. This set looks beautiful when serving and is practical. Just sit bowl atop cover and that way is "saves it's place on the table". Gifts: large family gift in largest bowl, I added goodies and wrapped up with cellophane. Very attractive. I broke the set up and customized for each person.

My previous set of these versatile bowls was lost in our move. Heartbroken, I quickly replaced them as these bowls are without a doubt the most useful containers in the kitchen. The rigid plastic looks attractive on the table and works well for mixing or tossing.

Not only do they serve as salad servers (say for turkey, fruit or pasta salad as well as fresh green salad) but they store food and get dressed up to go to parties. If you go to potluck dinners or do a lot of picnics or barbecues, these will be your very best friends. If you have to give a wedding or housewarming present, these are sure to earn you a heartfelt thank-you note in return.

The Vacu Vin crystal wine servers are much better than using foils - no drops of wine on clothes or tablecloths!!!

It looks nice, it pours nice and evenly and it did not drip. We even put it to the test trying to make it drip, not 1 drop.

Wine server looks great and ends the drips! What a great hostess gift for the price.

There are few other viable ways of cooling a bottle down quickly that are this effortless. Slide the sleeve on (stick in freezer or not), wait, cork, and drink.

Besides this main feature, the chiller can serve two other purposes. First, after corking and pouring the first round of glasses, the chiller can serve in place of a more expensive metal bucket or crystal chiller. Second, the chiller is great for bring bottles of white wine to friends' homes that you want to share immediately. Many people start with whites and if you are bringing a room-temperature white, it's annoying having to wait for it to chill in the freezer. Those 15-30 minutes may see your bottle passed over and forgotten. But with the Rapid Ice chiller, you can arrive with a bottle that's ready to drink immediately, even if traveling to your friends' took a while.

I love the Rapid Ice Wine Coolers. I give them for token gifts and use them frequently myself. They are great for a spure of the moment glass of wine that needs chilling.

... After trying it out and being AMAZED with the results, I bought 2 more (full price). They are perfect for dining out on patio/decks, picnicing or when you need to chill wine in a hurry. They are especially helpful around the holidays, summertime and for dinner parties! They flatten out when not in use, so it doesn't take up much space in the freezer either.

we reiceived the chairs on time, they were packaged well to avert damadge. they were just what I wanted the chairs were in brand new condition. they are very sturdy. all in all a good buy I am glad we bought them!!!

I had reservations because I hadn't seen these chairs in person, but I was delighted when they arrived (in 2 days, no less!) They are fully assembled, light weight, and sturdy. The back is straight but comfortable. As Jay said, they aren't very wide, so they give a small dining area a little more breathing room.

The chairs cost about 50 dollars a piece and I bought 4 but what a difference they make. My wife and were about to spend almost two thousand dollars on a new dining room set buteven though I wanted a new table I balked at the price (we have jst spent so much money for new floors and bathroom work and appliances) The chairs are called Venice chairs but they seem to have an asian influence and the go fine with a country style table by adding a bit of contemporary asian flair in the mix. They are more comfortable then windsor chairs but a bit less wide.