Tupperware super deals

04/08/2015

August 2015 Offers

08/07/2015

29/06/2015

July 2015 offers/ July 2015 flyer

25/06/2015

Only 3 pieces available!!! Hurry up!!!

Tupperware Rice Dispenser 20Kg
Capacity: Store up to 20Kg
Price : 3450

Rice and grains storage was never so stylish ! The compact design and innovative dispensing mechanism makes it a space saver and a convenient container. It keeps rice hygienic and prevents contamination from hands. Available in pleasing colors of Khaki and Red. It will add a lot of glamour to your kitchen

For more details : http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-rgApFUbig

25/06/2015

Tupperware Mega Set - Perfect companion for your new home

It consists of all the items as shown in the picture.

Mrp : 29915
Offer price is : 25190
My price is : 22000
Limited period only Hurry up!!!

17/06/2015

Tupperware Extreme Set - Bottle 750 ml & Box 500 ml a part of your kitchenware to be able to carry liquids easily while travelling. The bottle comes in an intense grey colour and is see through for you to see into the bottle without opening it time and again. The bottle has an attractive black and blue lid that opens easily and is spill proof. It is made of non-carcinogenic material and so is safe to carry cold liquids. You can safely keep it in your bag without having to worry about leakage.

17/06/2015

Best lunch # new color

17/06/2015

This week offer...

13/06/2015

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Disney Minnie Backpack (Multicolor, 18 inches , 8-14 years) 43% discount | eBay Mobile

11/06/2015

Store your spices in a stylish way with the help of this spice container from Tupperware. Bright in colour and superior in quality, this container is suitable to store all your essential cooking spices, nuts, herbs & whole spices. It comes with an airtight seal to reduce the oxidation of spice thus keep your spices fresh for longer. This set contains seven removable cups and one small utility spoon which is ideal for measuring.

11/06/2015

Tupperware Advantage

World Standards :-
All Tupperware products are made from safe, non-toxic, non-carcinogenic materials; thus they do not release harmful chemicals to food or liquid contents. Materials & Additives used exceed US Food & Drug Administration (FDA) & Japan Polyolefin Hygienic Association standards. What it means is that you can use with peace of mind every time!

Innovative Design :-
Tupperware products are designed to inspire. Unlike ordinary plastic products, many Tupperware products have won worldwide awards such as Industrial Design Excellence Awards, Reddot Award, IF Seal Award and numerous others. Indeed, one can use Tupperware with pride!

Color Safe :-
One can enjoy the attractiveness of Tupperware Products in fabulous trendy colors and be assured that colorants used are all registered on the French Positive List, Circular Letter No. 176 (the most stringent in the world). It also complies with Council of Europe Committee of Ministers Resolution AP (89) 1 requirements.

Microwave Safe :-
Where Tupperware products are indicated for microwave used, Tupperware uses materials strictly meant for microwave use & adhere with the following bodies: USA -Toxic Substances Control Act Inventory (TSCA), Canada - Domestic Substances List (DSL), Europe - European Inventory of Existing Chemical Substances (EINECS), Australia - Australia Inventory of Chemical Substances (AICS), Korea - Korean Existing Chemical List (KECL), Japan - Japanese Inventory (ENCS)

Top Quality and Finishing :-
All products have passed stringent tests and are built to last. Its design and smooth finishing make Tupperware products a delight to hold and use for any occasion. The high quality and standards are reflected in its typical single product mould costing over USD$100,000, a sum equivalent to 7 mid-sized cars!

Environment Friendly :-
Tupperware plays its role in saving Mother Earth from further pollution and degradation as its products are designed for long term use. On the other hand, plastic bags and bottles, Styrofoam containers and PET bottles are not made for repeated use, and thus adds to the mountain of garbage.

Caring for Your Tupperware:-
Tupperware products are tested to ensure that they are a safe, non-toxic, attractive and durable alternative to other home storage products. With a little care, you can keep your Tupperware looking as good as new.

Cleaning and Storing: Wash and rinse Tupperware with liquid soap and lukewarm water. Store without seals to keep them fresh. Do not soak polycarbonate range in detergent or soap.

Hot Food and Beverages: Cool beverages before applying in the seal. Cool hot food or liquids containing fat (cooking oil/grease, curries, soups, sauces) before placing them in the containers can withstand temperature upto 80°C

Tight Seals: Place the seal in warm water for few minutes. Dry thoroughly, then apply to container while still warm.

Stain Removal: Use baking soda paste. It's ideal for removing stains and stickiness.

Preventing Cuts and Scratches: Avoid the use of abrasive scrubbers and washing powders.

Removing Unpleasant Odours: A piece of charcoal or moist newspaper, stuffed into the container and left sealed for 12 hours in the fridge (before washing and rinsing the product thoroughly) should get rid of unpleasant odours.

Liquid Storage: Only products with classic round seal are liquid-tight and can be kept in any position. Place containers with any other type of seal in upright position.

How to Use Your Tupperware Seals

Modular Mates:-
To Seal: Align projection on seal with indentation on container and press seal groove over container. Press and slide thumbs under the seal as you lift.

Microwave Seal:-
To Reheat: Open steam release cap and use in microwave for 3 minutes
To Store: Closing the steam release cap ensures an alright container for storing in the refrigerator.

To Open: Hold container in place, lift tab and peel-off seal.

Breathing Seal:-
To Seal: Place seal groove over container rim. Press down on one corner. Slide thumbs over top of seal edge to opposite corners.
To Open: Lift seal at one corner. Then lift other three corners, one at a time.

Classic Round Seal:-
To Seal: With hands close to you, press seal groove over container and move thumbs and fingers around top to the seal edge. Press center to seal and lift tab slightly to expel air.
To Open: Hold container in place, lift tab and peel-off seal.

Instant Seal :-
To Seal: Place seal groove over container rim. Press center to seal firmly with thumb.
To Open: While pressing center with thumb, place finger tips under seal edge, lift and remove.

06/06/2015

Identify Your Plastic :

There are different sorts of plastic, used for different purposes. They are categorized in accordance with what raw material was used to produce the product. Here are the different categories:

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According to The Green Guide, a website and magazine focusing on promoting greener living and owned by the National Geographic Society, the safest plastics for repeated use in storing food are from categories 2, 4 and 5.

Tupperware:
Most Tupperware containers are made from #4 or #5 plastics,the glass like products (prism bowls, elegenzia , clear bowls etc ) from tupperware are made out of polycarbonate i.e #7

#1 PET bottles. Most of us use these bottles more than once. People do buy a nice/cool looking water bottle, with the purpose of reusing it several times before throwing it out. Bottles made from this plastic are proven to leak carcinogenic, hormone-disrupting phthalates when used over and over again.

#3 PVC plastics. PVC can leak cancer-causing dioxins, which is one of the most toxic environmental pollutant there is. PVC is found in a wide range of consumer products, such as packaging, credit cards, bottles and imitation leather, as well as in construction material, such as window frames, cables, pipes, window blinds, wallpaper and flooring. In addition to that it is used in car interiors and in hospitals, as medical disposables. However, PVC does not only leak harmful additives during use (recent testing has showed that children can ingest hazardous chemicals from PVC toys etc) – already the production of PVC creates and releases dioxin and PVC products continue to leak harmful additives during disposal, when they’re burned or buried. Burning creates and releases more dioxins and compounds containing chlorine, which further contaminates the environment. Furthermore, phthalates are present in this category as well. They are added to PVC to make it soft and flexible. PVC is difficult to recycle, resulting in much of it ending up in landfills – which we all know is the least favorable outcome from an environmental point of view. Danish and Swedish governments are restricting PVC use, hundreds of communities worldwide are eliminating PVC in buildings and many companies such as Nike, IKEA and The Body Shop have committed to eliminating PVC from their products. Many deli items are packed in PVC plastic containers, so swapping foods out of such wraps one the groceries are home is advicable.

#6 plastics (polystyrene, also known as styrofoam). Containers made of polystyrene can also be dangerous, as its base component, styrene, has been associated with skin, eye and respiratory irritation, depression, fatigue, compromised kidney function, and central nervous system damage. Take-out restaurant orders often come in polystyrene containers, which also should be emptied into safer containers once you get them home.