Silicone Stretch Lids, Set of 6

My fridge used to be full of foil covered mysteries. Clear lids mean I can see which bowl has the chili and which has the rice.

Half an onion stays covered and the fridge doesn't smell of it.

Half a can of coconut milk, half a can of tomato paste, there are always leftovers. These stretch right over the can rim and go straight in the fridge.

Great on round bowls. Most of my containers are square glass ones though, and only the smallest of those work. The bigger lids pop off the corners.

Every time I stretch the big one over a bowl it pops off the other side before I can get it hooked. My wife does it fine, I just don't have the patience for it. Back to plastic wrap for me.

Took a bit of trial and error to learn which lid goes with which bowl. Too close in size and it won't grip, too small and it's a fight to stretch. Now I've worked out my favourites and keep those at the top of the drawer. They're great on tins and cut fruit, and they stack flat, which my small drawer appreciates. Four stars for the learning bit.

Pasta salad for tomorrow's lunch, covered and sorted.

Always put a tea towel over the bowl of rice or the bread. Now there's a proper lid in the right size. They stack flat in the drawer when not in use.

Leftover rice, half a lemon, a bowl of cut melon. All covered, all in the fridge, zero plastic wrap.

Really glad I bought these. The little ones are perfect for cut lemons and limes, and the middle sizes do most of my bowls. The biggest takes a fair bit of stretching to get over my mixing bowl, and the first few times it pinged off before I had it hooked. Hold one tab, hook the far side, then work round. Once you know the knack it's fine.