I just remember how ubiquitous Tupperware was growing up in the 1980s. Every family I knew had the exact same Tupperware pitcher in the fridge, and it was alwa

I just remember how ubiquitous Tupperware was growing up in the 1980s. Every family I knew had the exact same Tupperware pitcher in the fridge, and it was always full of Kool-Aid or Sweet Tea. (Looking on Amazonm this single pitcher is now $38?) https://www.amazon.com/Tupperware-Floresta-gal-Red-Pitcher/dp/B00IZ1VJMO https://www.amazon.com/Tupperware-Floresta-gal-Red-Pitcher/d... It's gotta be about $0.25 in materials to make. Spending too much money on ads? And not sure where they are spending money -- most of the designs on the Tupperware site seem dated, even "heritage" themed. Ha, so it's not going into R&D! Anyway I tossed the last of my plastic containers over a decade ago and replaced them with Pyrex Snapware. Costco will periodically have sales on this set, and I scooped up 3-4 packs (I think I paid $20 / each). Haven't needed to buy anything in a decade, they're all still going strong. https://www.costco.com/Snapware-Pyrex-18-piece-Glass-Food-Storage-Set.product.100358145.html https://www.costco.com/Snapware-Pyrex-18-piece-Glass-Food-St...