Rubbermaid Commercial Products, Space Saving Square Food Storage Container, 12 Quart, Clear, for Kitchen/Sous Vide/Meal Prep

I used this Rubbermaid 12 Quart Food Storage Container to brine my turkey for Thanksgiving, and it was absolutely perfect. The size is just right for a large turkey, and the square shape made it easy to store in my fridge without taking up too much space.The container is super sturdy, and the clear plastic makes it easy to see exactly what's inside. The airtight lid sealed everything in so there were no leaks, and it kept the brine nice and contained. It’s also great for meal prep and sous vide—I've used it for both, and it works like a charm.The 12-quart size is ideal for family meals, and the best part is that it’s easy to clean afterward. Definitely a versatile tool in the kitchen for both big and small tasks!Pros:✔️ Perfect size for brining turkey or large cuts of meat✔️ Space-saving square design fits easily in the fridge✔️ Durable and sturdy, built to last✔️ Clear plastic so you can see what's inside✔️ Airtight lid prevents spills and keeps things fresh✔️ Easy to clean—dishwasher safeFinal Thoughts:If you’re looking for a durable, reliable container for brining, meal prep, or sous vide, this is the one. It’s super practical, and I’ll definitely be using it for many more Thanksgiving turkeys—and all my other kitchen needs!

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Rubbermaid Commercial Products Space Saving Food Storage Container, 8-Quart, Clear, -40 F to...The Amazon top description says to "121 F" but the Amazon specs, the containers themselves, and Rubbermaid's web site says 212 F.Reviewers are upset because they scratched their clear containers by scraping the stickers with butter knives or their teeth. The adhesive is aggressive so take some hand sanitizer, alcohol swabs, or for you sous vide folks, cognac and soak that sticker, then walk away. Have a cup of tea. Seriously, give it five minutes, then scrape with an old credit card or your fingernails. The paper will come off, leaving residue. Hit it again with the alcohol. Have more tea. Scrape it away with nothing more abrasive than a coffee filter.The containers will leak if they are turned on their side so don't tip them. The lids keep smells in--they're pretty tight. 6 quart and 8 quart Rubbermaid containers use the same white 6509 Lid. The lids accumulate lots of little scratches from the containers' burrs when they're stacked and get slightly tacky to the touch. The container is marked recycle code 7 for Other. The Lid recycle code is 4 for LDPE.The container top and the lids are not square. The inside measurement is 7 3/4" by 8 3/4" with the markings on the shorter sides and the handles on the longer sides. There's some taper to the bottom.NSF means it will take the high heat of a commercial dishwasher. The lids are probably happiest if you put them in the top rack. My home dishwasher NSF "Sani" cycle hits 165 F for a solid minute.The little outboard handles each have one small hole so water drains when upside down.My 8 quart has embossed black lines on one side for each quart with 2, 4, 6 and 8 quart lines labeled like "8 Qt". The opposite side has black lines at every liter mark plus a line labeled "7.5 L" 2, 4, and 6 L lines are labeled. The Amazon picture skips the 7 liter line.Made in USA.

Bought with lids. Perfect! They hold 10lbs of flour or sugar (though the flour was a very tight fit.) Picture shows each tub full with 10lbs of each. I intend to get another to use with my sous vide after reading reviews.

I primarily use this for brining chickens. I can easily fit two chickens in the container. The lid is nice to avoid messes in the fridge. The handles make it very easy to move the full container to/from the fridge.