I got one of these from King Arthur Flour.
I like it quite a bit. The dual lid seems gimmicky but I ended up using it a fair bit as intended. Sometimes you just need to shake out a little sugar and sometimes you need the scoop. The seal is tight. And the nice thing is, unlike a round container, it fits up flush against the cabinet wall.
These are excellent containers, sturdy with positive airtight seals. I bought this same set from Amazon a couple months ago for ~$45 (though I see they are on sale now for $41). As Naftoor notes each container fits the industry standard amounts for things like flour (5 lbs), sugar (4 lbs), brown sugar (2 lbs), etc. I also bought an additional flour container for whole wheat (already had one for bread flour). If you don't think you need all of the various smaller containers you can buy each of these individually and add others later. Due to the variety of sizes they won't all perfectly stack in your pantry/cupboard but you can stack the same-sized ones on top of each other and the smaller ones on top of the larger ones. I'm very happy with these and had this drop been available back in April would have considered it. That said, the current price difference on Amazon is marginal and, especially if you have Prime, you get all the benefits that come with buying direct from Amazon.
Are the dimensions of each individual container available?
How tightly and compactly can these units be stacked/stored to save pantry space in a very limited space pantry?
211bmaI use the mini containers for baking soda and baking powder. The shaker slides back for easy access and leveling of measuring spoons. They stack perfectly, saving cabinet space.
CyzzPretty sure you're correct.
I picked these up off amazon for my new place a few months back. The build quality is quite nice, the gasket feels like it does a good job of sealing the containers. Had the smaller containers which I'm using for baking soda/baking powder drop from the top of the fridge without harm.
Only issue I've had is that the clips that hold the brown sugar bear/disc to the bottom of the lid of the brown sugar container have snapped, but I was just tossing the it into the sugar anyways. Built in flour sweeper is a surprisingly useful feature.
I only wish they had a larger size. For the record the largest container will take a 5 pound bag of flour as a perfect fit. Great set for an apartment dweller as I use it for AP flour, white sugar, brown sugar, baking soda, baking powder. Trying to remember what my 6th is used for but I believe it's powdered sugar, I don't use it often.
All the containers are basically designer built for those purposes, so they'll sink the standard grocery store sizes of the above products pretty easily. If I had a larger pantry I'd be able to shop at a wholesale place and wouldn't need these; but for those of us with limited capacity these are a great solution to keeping your dry baking goods safe, from the environment and from pests.