Just say NO. I can't. So Tupperware help, please

To support a mother of a child with special needs, yeah, I'd be going and buying something. I haven't looked at Tupperware in a million years, and truthfully, I didn't know they were still around. I hate putting food into plastic and use glass if there is an option. I would rather save and reuse that old spaghetti sauce jar than have nice, neat, and stacking plastic. Do they have anything other than plastic these days?? I would be okay with anything not plastic.

And I don't care how they want to package it, my Tupperware turned yucky after enough years. It had a greasy feeling too. Trashed it all.

Sorted by price:

www.tupperware.com/shop.html?dir=asc&order=price

If you can't use any of the items, is there something there that you could see yourself gifting to someone else?

Do you camp at all? Or anything resembling camping? Or spend a lot of time on the beach? Many people in my family use these tumblers to hold their drinks when we're on vacation, which involves a beach and campfire.

If I were buying, I might also snag a set of snack cups and a color coordinating water bottle because I am trying to take more healthy snacks to work and drink more water. I think those would get me excited... although my recollection is that tupperware lids were always a bitch to close.

I think many people like that cheese grater/measuring thingy.

Here's the little containers I was talking about www.tupperware.com/tupper-minis-9893.html

One of my boys was obsessed with that sorting toy.  We definitely got our money out of it.

Buy the sorting toy,
It is a good gift.

And here I sit, can't find a Tupperware lady to save my life!

I use their big Modular Mates to store flour, sugar, stuff like that. Keeps the damned bugs out. Every few years the lids start wearing out and I need to replace a few. Yeah, I know they're guaranteed, but I can't remember for two minutes not to toss out the wrecked ones.

I don't use Tupperware for food I'm going to reheat, but I do have a number of pieces I've collected over the years that I like. tenacious , I bet I have that same small strainer ... love it for berries and grapes.

Son's GF is supposedly finding me a Tupperware lady. Let's hope. I can always find something I like.

I am sure it is more than $20, but I have one of the cake holder things that sits around taking up space-right up until I need it and it is the handiest thing to ever grace my kitchen. I use it for cake, but because it has a flat top, I can flip over the cover and use it for a mixing bowl for things like party mix or stuffing for the holidays. 

I think mine is about 25 years old, but my mom still has her original one from the 70's. 

As a Tupperware consultant- TW is expensive and s/h is $4.50 so if you have $20 to spend does that include s/h or no?

Right now there is a Soup Mug set (you get 2 for $11)
Fix&mix bowl for $19
Measuring cups are $15
Tupperminis (set of 6) great for small/tiny amounts of the go $15
Quick shake container (love this one) $16

If you were willing to spend a little more I'd get the microwave cereal bowls 4 for $25

Yes!!!! That is it! My old college roommate moved out and left me that strainer years ago. She probably got it from her mom. Everytime I pull it out (daily) I feel a little guilty that she unknowingly bequeathed me such a treasure! :-D

Erin

I like those too. I take one pretty much every day in my lunch to work for things like salad dressing, salsa, nuts, etc.

I both sizes of the Ole Yeller colanders and they are my go to. I found them at estate sales. Love that stuff and collect my broken pieces then find a Tupperware sales person every couple of years for replacements and then some new stuff. Two of my DDs love the vintage 70's colors and use it daily.