Storage
Kitchen storage works best with containers that keep food fresh and last for many years. At Taiga, you’ll find storage containers and milk jugs from Riess enamelware — from the low Serve+Store container for leftovers and prepared food to the 2-litre milk jug with lid.
How to recognise good storage solutions
- Material: Enamelware has a sealed, glass-like surface — it absorbs neither odours nor discolouration and is a durable alternative to plastic containers.
- Lid: A well-fitting lid keeps aromas and food fresh inside the container — an essential feature for both storage containers and milk jugs.
- Systematic sizing: Serve+Store containers are available in low formats (approximately 11 × 15 × 5 cm and 15 × 23 × 5 cm) as well as tall ones — so you can choose the right size for the contents instead of wasting space.
- Dual-purpose: Serve+Store means ‘serve and store’ — the containers go straight from the fridge to the table.
Our brand: why Riess
The collection comes from Riess, whose enamelware is designed to last for many years of use. Alongside the Serve+Store storage containers, the range includes the classic Landlust milk jugs (with an enamel lid and wooden handle), Almliesel and Dirndl — pieces that look at home everywhere from the pantry to the laid table.
Practical advice: storing food correctly
Coffee, tea, nuts, flour and spices retain their aroma for longer in airtight containers. Choose a container that matches the quantity — half-empty containers that are too large expose the contents to unnecessary air. Labelling is worthwhile as soon as you have more than one container in the cupboard. And beyond food storage, the containers also help keep things organised, for example for small items in the kitchen and around the home.
Which container size is right?
As small as possible, as large as necessary: the low Serve+Store formats are enough for leftovers and prepared food, while the tall versions are ideal for flour or larger quantities.
Why enamelware instead of plastic?
Enamelware is taste-neutral, absorbs neither odours nor discolouration and lasts for many years with proper care — whereas plastic containers become brittle over time and need replacing.
More organisation and storage: storage containers in detail, ideas for a zero-waste kitchen and sustainable kitchen utensils for everything else.
Also worth exploring: all kitchen products.
Updated 08/2026
