Side by Side Comparison of: LockandLock vs LOCK&LOCK vs LOCK & LOCK

Measuring in at approximately 9 5/8" high, 9 1/4" deep and 4 1/8" wide this so called CEREAL container is perfect for 5lbs of FLOUR! Keeping a wide variety of flours in our food supplies I was looking for containers that would fit in my refrigerator without wasting too much space. I purchased three of these and they are PERFECT for our needs!Due to us using these for flour I ALWAYS remove the entire lid when removing the contents as I am either wanting a whole cup or half a cup. I have had no issues with the side flaps coming off or going back on. A definite keeper in our house!Why keep flour in the fridge? I don't want it to go rancid as we purchase ground WHOLE grains, normally in 5lb bags. (If I had room in my freezer I would store it in there.) A 5lb bag of flour just fits in one of these containers. I purchased this at the full prevailing price. I was not required to write a review but chose to do so. Thanks, Liz

This is a great size butter dish. You can easily store 2 sticks of butter. It has a lock on each side which snaps very easy. It has an airtight lid which seals out any outside odors from refrigerator. Has a nice slicing chart you can use to measure your slicing that was a big plus. Will be ordering more of this brands other functional items.

Rated again #1 from Americas Test Kitchen. In order to keep butter fresh and not go rancid, it needs to be air tight. Which I didn't know because I only kept mine in a ceramic butter dish. What is good about this one, it holds the solid one pound blocks of butter. With all the butter dishes out there, this one is the cheapest! go figure. You won't be disappointed.

Very nice! My new fridge doesn't have a butter slot and I like my sticks to be protected from other smells. It can hold 3-4 sticks tightly, if you remove the tray.

These are great butter keepers! keep butter fresh and protected from fridge odors and great if wanting to leave butter out to soften.Easily holds two east coast size sticks of butter or European half pound block.

Nice item. Holds 2 sticks of butter. It would be nice if it were bigger, but I have a Butter Boat for one Stick and a One Click Butter cutter for 1 stick so no sticks are left unprotected. lol Would recommend.

I really like Lock & Lock, but the size is a little deceiving. This will only hold two sticks of butter. Otherwise I would have given this 5 stars.

It is what I was looking for.

Overpriced plastic, but it works well.

This food storage is used for a 3.5 pound bag of kitty food. It keeps the food fresh, and the opening is just the right size from which to pour the food. I like that the flip lid locks into the open position when you open it. Washed easily in the dishwasher. The snap locks are sturdy. Overall, does the job it is designed to do.

I use this all the time to store my butter. Really like the width of it. I can store one wider cube or two regular cubes - salt d and unsalted.

Good buit a bit small for practicality!

I've been using this product for about two months now and I wanted to give it 5-stars. As designed, the product would provide a sealed environment in which to store two sticks of butter in such a convenient manner. However, within a few weeks of daily use, one of the "locks" on the long side of the rectangle does not fully "lock". After thoroughly cleaning and careful use, it still would not "lock" fully. On January 13, 2017, I contacted the manufacturer asking for advice on the situation. As of today (February 15, 2017), I have not had the courtesy of a reply. On February 13, 2017, I received an email from Langton Distribution,the distributor of the product, asking if I would post a review. When I described my situation, their response was that they could not authorize a return since the returns period had expired. So, there you have it; perhaps I should have just requested a return or replacement immediately as opposed to my attempt to determine if this was "user error" or if the manufacturer was interested in this problem, as I have found to be the case with other manufacturers of various products. One additional note: the bottom "shelf" is difficult toremove for cleaning.

Works, but locking is not very secure.

Much bigger than need be for a single stick of butter, but not quite big enough for a full pound, it seems this could have been better planned. But it seals well and looks good.

It's a lot bigger than it seems in the picture. We call it the "monster butter dish."

The directions are apparently in Vietnamese since that's where it's made. I hope there's nothing in them that's important for me to know. The product is made of good solid plastic and seems to have a good seal. They included a label to put on the container to write in the freshness date, but you need acetone to erase it for the next date. Don't know about you, but I don't keep acetone around the house and don't plan to, so that's a wasted good idea. Other than that, it will do the job I wanted​ it to.

Purchased container to hold butter in the butter compartment of my refrigerator. It's a good Lock & Lock container but it's to large for the refrigerator butter compartment, it doesn't fit. I'll use it for other storage but not for butter.

Overall this butter keeper is sturdy and locks tightly, BUT. . .there are 2 big design problems! 1) the butter keeper has 3 parts, top, bottom and an inner flat plastic piece the butter sits on. Unfortunately the piece the butter sits on does not lock into the base and a cube of butter is not heavy enough to hold the piece in the base. This means that when the top is removed, the section your butter is sitting on can slide around . . . onto the floor!2) The section the butter sits on is faintly marked in 8 Tablespoon sections...however the markings do not come close to matching any US standard sized cube of butter. I am referring to cubes of butter by brands such as Tillamook, Darigold or any other US brand available in grocery stores. They are uniformly sized to measures 3 1/4" x 1 5/8" x 1 1/2" with wrappings that are marked to allow measuring & cutting in various amounts including (8) Tablespoons. If you use Imperial Margarine, the base will closely match their cubes size and markings.3) The markings cannot be read easily. . . even if the they did match the size of the cube, the marks appear to be imprinted/pressed into the clear plastic all three pieces are made from. It would be fairly simple to mark the underside for easy readability. This was reviewed by America's Test Kitchen and given their highest rating. I am very disappointed in America's Test Kitchen reviewers as well as this product & company. I will stick with an old fashioned butter bell for my soft butter and an appropriately size inexpensive rectangular plastic container for the cubes that I measure & cut from!

Bulky, not necessarily what I thought I was getting. I'll just keep my eggs in the regular containers.

I got these to transport eggs to our weekend cabin, however I have had breakage. I've found using the original egg carton and a set of rubber bands is much more effective at transporting without breakage.

This sounds convenient until you discover that the pre-measured marks for cutting tablespoons of butter are for the longer-style sticks of butter, not the shorter/fatter sticks sold here.

Doesn't really do much and risky due to water/condensation that stays in the bottom of the little cups. Letting the eggs cool doesn't really help either.

Much too large.

Doesn't keep water out when packed in cooler surrounded by ice. Poor design

Hold a very small box of cereal

I have tons of Lock and Locks! I use no other containers, so when I needed a butter keeper Lock and Lock was my first choice. However, I've had two defective ones in a row. It may work as a nice small container, but the piece needed to use it as a butter keeper won't stay in the lid as it's supposed to. It just keeps popping up, which leaves the butter sitting at an angle so it's not exactly stable. I don't know if Amazon just got a bad batch because the reviews for it are great. Or maybe it's being stored near a heat source and have become warped. Either way, after two defective ones I'm off on a search for a better butter keeper.

It is HUGE!. It hold eggs way bigger that XL eggs in California. Basically, I bought it to protect my eggs in the crowded fridge of my college apartment. However, it takes way more room than I would like.

Leaks! this is the second egg dispenser that I have tried and both leaked

Doesn't hold a solid pound of butter. Only 2 quarter sticks.