Which model are u looking for! I have an older style one (creamy/white base and clear top ) I could dig out. How much were u looking to pay for this! ;)
melford,
Nov 18, 10:15am
I didn't kmow there were different models amd I have no idea what they go for.
nauru,
Nov 19, 3:10am
I use a Tupperware fridgesmart box, it keeps cheese perfectly and for a long time, no drying out.I have never had to throw out cheese since using this, a tip from a tupperware rep.
uli,
Nov 19, 3:27am
I use an earthenware cheese plate and cloche lid. Plastic will take up the fat from the cheese over time and will be disgusting after a year.
nauru,
Nov 19, 3:56am
I have been using my fridgesmart container for cheese for a long time and it is still as good as new, it's definitly not disgusting.
ibcreative,
Nov 19, 3:59am
I've been using my Tupperware Cheese Keeper for at least 15 years & it still keeps the cheese as well as it did when I got it. Cheese lasts for weeks in there.
uli,
Nov 19, 4:57am
Pretty amazing nauru and ibcreative!
All plastic that I ever used (and that is 20 years ago now) was going very fatty and couldn't be cleaned after a while.
Here are some links if you want to read up on safe plastics use:
I just use a Cuisine Queen regular plastic box and lid.
lx4000,
Nov 19, 6:29am
I use a container with a good sealing lid. Works just as well as the expensive tupperware ones and take up less room in the fridge:)
mackenzie2,
Nov 19, 9:13pm
I have used my Tupperware cheese saver for about 15 - 18 years, One of the best things I have ever brought, never had cheese go mouldy It also looks clean and tidy, would certainly replace it instantly with the same thing if I ever broke it.
jia5,
Nov 20, 4:17am
I use a plastic bread bag, keeps for a long time, never goes hard or mouldy and has the added bonus of being cheap. lol
melford,
Nov 20, 6:03am
Yes agree mackenzie, I love the cheese saver as it looks nice in the fridge, easy to get at but I gave it away and now want another one
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