Set Of 4 Plastic Egg Holders Stackable Refrigerator Organizer Bins - Egg Tray Holder with Lid & Handles - Clear Plastic Storage Container for Fridge Freezer Holds 14 Eggs

Son de buena calidad y ahorran mucho espacio en el refrigerador. Por lo general compro 90 huevos en 📦 y ocupaba todo un stand, ahora solo ocupo la mitad y son apilables, voy a comprar otro paquete. La verdad se me hacen caros pero viendo precios de otros productos que ni siquiera sirven, pienso que valen la pena, aunque insisto, preferiría comprarlos a menor precio, sobre todo que será la segunda vez.

Sirve bastante bien para tener mas espacio en el refrigerador y poder sacar varios huevos sin estar de 2 en 2

These egg holders just arrived and they are perfect. The cardboard cartons I was using were getting floppy, so I ordered these to go with some plastic egg holders of a different brand. These have a lot more room than my others. The design is good, with lids that fit well and easy-to-hold design. The egg cups are also large enough to hold eggs from my Muscovy girls. I highly recommend these.

Each holds fourteen eggs, so if you have store bought eggs you will not have dozen size carton with one or two eggs. Nice space saver. The modern looks keeps the fridge looking cleaner, and they are very sturdy. An jar or bowl set on top is not going crush the eggs. As a person that has a small back yard flock, I like having a reusable carton that allows me to rotate the inventory to keep everything fresh.

These are super useful and a great deal for the price. We buy the five dozen egg pack from Costco and/or Walmart and we were using old 18-pack egg cartons (the ones made of recycled cardboard or whatever).Well those things got really flimsy after months of use and reuse, so when I found these I was stoked.The few issues I have are that the containers are unnecessarily tall, like they leave a good inch and a half of space between the top of the eggs (large, not jumbo or extra large) and the lid, which wastes precious cubic inches of space in the fridge. And each container holds 14 eggs and 4x14=56, so when you buy 5 dozen eggs = 60 and try and unload that into the containers, you’ve got 4 silly little eggs left over with nowhere to go!They stack well on top of each other and they have a tiny bit of grip at the bottom so they don’t slide around too much, and they’re way better than those old cartons, so I can’t complain. Worth the money.