Tupperware 6-Piece Thatsa Bowl Set

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Product Info

Price:

$22.97

Original Price:

$29.99

Item #:

1945048

Size/Qty:

6-PIECE

Spotted a clearance tag on the Tupperware 6-piece Thatsa Bowl set, and if you’ve been putting off upgrading your food storage game, this might be worth checking out.

This is Tupperware’s iconic Thatsa Bowl collection, which has been a kitchen staple for decades. The 6-piece set includes three bowls with three matching lids, giving you versatile storage options for everything from meal prep to leftovers. These aren’t your flimsy grocery store containers—Tupperware built its reputation on durable, long-lasting plastic that actually seals properly.

Whether this is a solid deal depends on what you’d normally pay for quality food storage. Tupperware’s direct sales model typically keeps prices higher than discount store alternatives, so finding these on clearance could represent genuine savings. The durability factor matters here—cheap containers crack, warp in the dishwasher, and lose their sealing ability within months, while Tupperware tends to outlast them significantly. If you’re tired of replacing budget containers every year, the per-bowl investment might actually pencil out better long-term.

These are likely on clearance because Tupperware has been cycling through product lines and color variations, so this particular style or color combo might be discontinued. Clearance food storage tends to move quickly since it’s universally useful—no sizing issues or style preferences to worry about. If you see these at your warehouse and like what you see, don’t count on them being there next week.

• Six-piece set includes three nesting bowls with three matching airtight lids
• Durable BPA-free plastic construction designed for long-term use
• Signature Tupperware seal helps keep food fresher longer
• Dishwasher safe for easy cleanup (top rack recommended)
• Nesting design saves cabinet space when not in use
• Suitable for storing, mixing, serving, and transporting food
• Backed by Tupperware’s legendary lifetime warranty policy

If you’re still using mismatched containers with missing lids from 2019, this could be your sign to start fresh. Anyone else have Tupperware that’s older than some of their appliances?

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