Baking Ingredient Bins to the Rescue!

I struggled for years having enough supplies for baking. I would always underestimate how much I needed to bake something and would find I didn't have enough the day before I started baking. I knew that needed to change and I needed a way to have more on hand but be easily accessible. I love OXOs, but let's face it, sometimes those get really heavy when you fill them to the brim.

Then one day while browsing the internet I found these beauties! Best of all, they ROLL! I immediately tracked down my tape measure and went to measuring. They offered two sizes. I wanted to see if I could fit three in my pantry and it worked out perfectly with a couple inches to spare. Then I cut out some fancy, schmancy labels with my silhouette and VOILA! Perfection!

I bake more than the average person obviously, but these are airtight and have held everything without any problems. I can now buy in bulk safely, and it is cheaper that way too! How do you store your baking ingredients?


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