If the words ?Tupperware storage? conjure up memories of fighting with a drawer that won?t open thanks to a stuck container or never being able to find that one lid you need, you?re not alone. This is the one kitchen area that always seems to be chaos for everyone, but I am here to tell you that it doesn?t have to be this way.
When you boil it down, there are only two places in your kitchen where you can store all those containers: a drawer or a cupboard. For either area, the organizational principals are the same, and all you need is about an hour and a few small items from the dollar store.

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9 DIY household hacks every parent should know
Here, the definitive way to organize your food containers once and for all.
1. Match container bases with lids

Gather up all your bases and lids and lay them out somewhere (your kitchen counter or dining table are good places for this). Now match lids to bases. Doesn?t have a pair" Toss it. Haven?t used it in several months" Toss it. Being ruthless is the name of the game here.
2. Group containers by brand and size

For the most part, each brand of storage containers is designed to nest, so sort your collection into groups based on brands. Now, organize the bases in each group by size and stac...