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where did curtis stone purchase his airtight containers for food storage?


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I don't know where he bought his, but as far as I'm concerned there is nothing better then Tupperware. No, I do not sell Tupperware; I have been using them for years.
Posted 2009-11-24T11:26:56Z
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The airtight container looks like a lock and lock container.  I believe they are sold on qvc or hsn, I know I have seen them locally as well.  But I also know rubbermaid has come out with a similar design that is excellent.  I recently bought some of the rubbermaid version at my local grocery store (Jewel foods in illinois)
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