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"Rubbermaid Premier  Road Warriors: Whether you&amp;#039;re driving your special dish to a potluck or carrying lunch to work, a no-leak container is key. Here&amp;#039;s one that will protect your car from salad dressing: Rubbermaid&amp;#039;s Premier set ($2.50 to $9; 866-271-9249; rubbermaidpremier.com). Nalgene  Pantry Perfect: Ceramic canisters are cute but not airtight. Give flour, sugar, rice, and other dried foods a longer shelf life by stashing them in Nalgene jars ($3.33 to $8.23; 800-625-4327; nalgene-outdoor.com). Tupperware Ice Prisms  Fancy but Functional: Filled with fruit or salad, Tupperware&amp;#039;s Ice Prisms are nice enough for your buffet table \u2014 and their lids snap on tightly to keep food fresh. One downside: The containers need to be washed by hand ($17.50 to $29; 888-887-9273; tupperware.com). Bormioli Rocco Frigoverre Plus  Glass Act: The Bormioli Rocco Frigoverre containers had the tightest seal in our tests. And if you&amp;#039;re nervous about microwaving in plastic, these glassware pieces will put your mind at ease ($8 to $9; containerstore.com). QuickSeals  Bag It Up: Forget scrunching, tying, or clipping. Instead, close packaged goods with QuickSeals, which fit over a bag&amp;#039;s opening to create a secure zippered seal ($1.29 for six; quickseals.com). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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