These Le Creuset Storage Canisters Are on Almost Every Kitchn Editor’s Counter — and 20% Off Right Now

At less than 3 inches tall, it's the smallest of the canisters, but it’s perfect to keep things like flavored salts and spice blends within easy reach. In fact, it's so convenient that our Lifestyle Director, Lisa, always has one by her stovetop and uses it as a salt cellar. "The canister is wide enough to reach in and get a big five-fingered pinch," she adds.

Make an attractive addition to your coffee bar with a few of the 22-oz. canisters. Fill them with coffee, sugar, loose tea, or creamer — perhaps each in a different colorway — and they’re an attractive solution to keeping that essential area of your kitchen running smoothly. While they hold a lot, they’re still only five inches tall, making them easy to stack underneath your cabinets.

With its wide opening, the 23-oz. canister is ideal for dried herbs, seasonings, Himalayan salt, or anything you’ll want to grab with your fingertips while cooking. But it’s also great for holding pantry staples like nuts, dried fruits — even candy and cookies.

With a generous 1.5-qt. capacity, this canister is perfect for holding specialty flour that usually comes in smaller quantities, like almond or chickpea flour. But it’s also a great replacement for those cardboard pancake flour boxes (which never stay closed and end up spraying flour everywhere...or so I’ve heard).

‘Tis the season to be baking! And the 2.5-qt. canister is made for it: It can hold 3 lbs. of flour or 4 lbs. of sugar. (That’s a lot of cookies.) But seasonal use aside, they’re a pretty way to keep items like pretzels, cereal, and dried pasta nearby — and fresh.