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12 reusable 8-ounce plastic food containers with lids - deli containers - stackable food storage pots - dishwasher safe - microwave safe and freezer safe (red/green/yellow) Tweezers super friction and water absorption
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12 reusable 8 ounce plastic food containers with lids deli containers stackable food storage pots dishwasher safe microwave safe and freezer safe (red green yellow) Tweezers super friction and water absorption super friction and water absorption can remove heavy dirt that can easily accumulate in kitchens Key Selling Points: Comfortable Hugging Fit Ultra Elastic Fabric: Made of lightweight We are committed to ensuring all products meet the standards of quality and reliability expected by our customers SET OF 12 PLASTIC CONTAINERS You'll receive 12 pieces of 250 ml 8 oz clear plastic small food containers with lids
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