Online Tupperware Party! {Giveaway}

I grew up with Tupperware. Christmas cookies were stored in Tupperware containers, potato salad was served in it at picnics, and iced tea was housed in a brown Tupperware pitcher that had a tightly-sealing push-button lid (they still make those but in nicer colors).
Though my mom didn't sell it, I recall attending a party with her once or twice. Tupperware really made life with 5 kids easier, especially their sippy cups, which we used all the time growing up in the 80s.

All this waxing nostalgic is a result of paging though a Tupperware catalog, sent to me by Katy, of Tupperware Moms. I was so impressed with the updated designs and trendy colors of Tupperware, along with quite a few of their original products, like the Bell Tumbler Sippy Cup set ($16.00).
We had these exact cups growing up, though they were in those awful 80s colors of pea green and burnt orange. I love the new fun colors.

My mom had a Servalier Bowl Set ($39.50) too--in boring tan, not in this cool red color.
The tops fit really snugly, even if the bowl was overflowing a bit (the lid has some give to it). I still have one of them in my kitchen, and it's at least 20 years old. Still works!

I was intrigued by this Tea Infuser Set ($19.50), which comes with 2 infusers, a tea storage container, measuring spoon and a package of loose tea.
We like drinking loose tea, but sometimes our metal infusers get rusty and gunky. These look easy to clean, and quite mod looking.

Tupperware really has such a great variety of colorful and useful gadgets. And if the quality of their items today is anything like those of my childhood, you'll be using your Tupperware for years and years to come.

My Tupperware Consultant, Katherine Dillon sent me a FridgeSmart small container ($12) in the Tropical Water color.
The FridgeSmart line features two little air vents in the front that can be opened and closed depending on the kind of food inside. You have the option of keeping both of them opened or closed, or just opening one and closing the other. It helps retain freshness of fruits and veggies by allowing a controlled amount of air inside.

As part of this post, I'm hosting my own online Tupperware party for the next two weeks (ends 2/18), just click on my link to order. Until the 12th, the Modular Mates containers are 40% off, so take advantage!

Also, the product promo for this party is a set of 2 Classic Sheer Pitchers for only $15.99, a 40% discount from the original $27.99.
They'd be perfect for lemonade and iced tea, and again, such cute colors. You can only get the deal through my Tupperware party, so click my links or on the image above.

And what's a Tupperware party without a prize? One lucky K&K reader will win

A FridgeSmart Small Container in Tropical Water

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You must do the first entry in order to enter ("I want to win, thanks!" comments will NOT be considered). You will have until Thursday February 18th at 11:59pm EST to enter. The winners will be chosen via random number generator the next day and notified by email. I'll also post the winners on my blog HERE. If I don't hear back from the winner within 72 hours, I'll pick another.
Disclosure: I was sent a FridgeSmart container for review purposes.