Emsa CLIP & CLOSE food storage containers 0.55 l, 3 pieces are a super versatile solution for anyone who wants to keep their snacks, freshly cut fruit or lunch leftovers fresh and safely stored for longer. Thanks to the easy closing and recognizable transparent design, these containers are ideal for anyone who wants more order in their kitchen and less food waste.

This set of three practical containers is a great choice for students, parents, athletes and anyone who often prepares snacks at home or likes to take them with them to work or on the go. The containers are ergonomic, their compact dimensions make them easy to fit in a bag or fridge, and their transparency allows you to always quickly see what's inside.

The main advantage is the innovative CLIP & CLOSE system, which combines a robust lid with a soft seal. This ensures a hermetic, really tight closure - no dripping or spilling, even with soups and sauces. To preserve the taste, freshness and smell, Emsa containers are certified airtight, BPA-free and suitable for contact with food.

The materials used and CLIP & CLOSE technology are easy to clean, as they are also dishwasher safe. They can be used in the microwave and freezer without any problems, allowing for truly flexible food storage for every lifestyle. Their versatility and high quality make them stand out from the crowd of similar products, especially if you value comfort, safety and a modern look in your kitchen.

Same summary

The combination of three Emsa CLIP & CLOSE containers with a capacity of 0.55 l allows for practical, everyday storage of various types of food, from leftover lunches to snacks. The hermetic closure reduces the possibility of spills and air ingress, making them suitable for use in the refrigerator, lunch bag or home pantry. The medium capacity is suitable for individuals or small households who want to quickly organize food without unnecessarily searching for larger or too small containers.

If you plan on storing larger items or storing larger pieces of food, it may be helpful to consider additional sizes or sets.

Recommendation source: Enaa guides and team experiences.

User view

Emsa CLIP & CLOSE containers are often used by those who like to quickly store leftover food in the fridge at home or want to take their lunch with them to work or school. The appropriate seal ensures that liquid and delicate foods are safely stored on the go, while the medium size allows flexibility for use for individual portions or smaller snacks.

Users also appreciate that the Emsa brand is renowned for its reliable and practical solutions for everyday food organization in various environments.

Why buy at Enaa

At Enaau, you can quickly find a wide range of different storage containers, easily compare models by volume and type, and choose from established brands for reliable use at home.

Answers to frequently asked questions

Are these containers suitable for use in a microwave oven?

Emsa CLIP & CLOSE containers are usually made of materials that allow food to be heated in the microwave, but it is recommended to remove the lid or loosen it to allow steam to escape.

How well do these containers seal and do they prevent liquids from spilling?

Hermetic sealing with a special silicone seal effectively reduces the risk of spillage, so the containers are also suitable for storing soups or dressings in the refrigerator or while transporting.

Are they dishwasher safe?

Yes, the containers are designed to be easily washed in the dishwasher, which makes maintenance easier and ensures cleanliness for everyday use.

For what types of food is it recommended to use containers of this size?

The 0.55 l capacity is most practical for smaller portions, snacks, sliced fruits and vegetables, or leftovers that you want to quickly store or take with you.

Can these containers be stored stacked together to save space?

Because they are square in shape and not too large, they can be efficiently stacked one inside the other, reducing the amount of space used in a kitchen cabinet or on shelves.

Description updated: April 2026