Nifty Stacking Utility Baskets

I originally had one of those Keurig pod trays that lie flat horizontally on the counter. It was great but it took up a lot of counter space in my small condo sized kitchen. In a larger kitchen it would have been great.So having decided to de-clutter, and using my girlfriends basket type setup for inspiration I went looking for a stackable basket type setup, and ta-da! It was exactly what I was looking for. It stacks and takes up a minimal amount of counter space. It's large enough that it holds more k-cups than my drawer type setup held before while being small enough that individual k-cups are still easy to find if you are looking for something in particular.Overall it is something that I would recommend to someone looking for a similar type setup and has limited space.

I finally took a counter and turned it into a coffee bar. This was perfect. I put creamers in the top and sugar packets in the bottom. It was just the right size to hold plenty for about a week and we drink 4 or 5 cups of coffee a day here. What I really liked was that I was looking for simplicity and not something that held everything. It reduced clutter on my counter.

I actually use these for storing onions, lemons or other various small fruit and veggies.Good depth and good for something that takes so little counter space.

I really like these bins; they are very good looking. They are only supposed to stack 2 high, and I just wish they would stack higher. I bought an extra set and forced one on top. It's not the way it is supposed to be, but it works. But it does mean I have an extra bottom bin that doesn't do anything. If you only want 2 or don't mind spending extra for a second set and not using one bin, then this is for you.

I have a coffee station set up in my bedroom with a  Keurig B40 Elite Brewing System . I use this to hold raw sugar packets and shelf stable half and half. I hold my K-cups in this  Keurig K-cup Storage Drawer Coffee Holder for 36 K-cups  (note: many are for sale, as always, check for prices and reviews if you are going to buy, I got mine at Bed, Bath and Beyond when they were really expensive here, the price has since come down)Quick Tip: I use a binder clip to keep the expiration date of the cream clipped to the top basket (I tear it from the creamer box). That way I can see quickly and easily if my cream is still good. I came up with this idea the hard way. :(I really like these baskets they are easy to reach into, the front is slightly slanted and there is a cutout in the front, it's not really hand sized, but it's big enough to make it easy to get the contents out. I like that they are mesh because the sugar packets don't fall through. It took me a short time to figure out how the "Unique stackable locking design" worked to attach them, but once I did it was easy to do, and they are not going to come apart unless I take them apart. They are relatively compact, but hold an entire 16oz box/100 raw sugar packets, and 2 /24 count boxes (for a total of 50) Land o Lake mini moos (although I tend to use one box at a time unless I get two with the same date) Mini Moos are a bit smaller than other creamer cups so if you use another brand your results could vary, on the other hand raw sugar packets are bigger than most other kinds of packets, so if you use other brands you should be able to get more in there if you need to.I don't use this for K-cups, but I filled it with them to see how many I could fit. Stuffed to the gills I got 24 in the top. And I mean stuffed, I had them balanced on top, but not so that they would easily fall. I wanted to see if I could get my entire box of 24 in it, because if I WAS using it for K-cups that is how I would use it (that is not how I use it for creamer). I got 18 in the bottom basket. To be fair I looked at the reviews of the other non-mesh baskets that I link to below and the most someone says she got in them was 15-20 The average was 15 so I probably over filled it, but that IS how I would use it, so I am leaving my numbers.I don't think this would be a great K-cup holder for multiple kinds of K-cups unless you are willing to have it not hold very may cups, you are going to need space to move them around and find the one you want. That could explain the difference in my numbers and the other reviewers I suppose. Although I think fishing for your K-cup would be fun, kind of like a claw game every morning with the prize being a cup of coffee. So I guess it just depends on what experience you are looking for... a lot of storage, or some style and fun... Personally I like my Storage Drawer for compact K-cup storage, but if I would have had more room I would have gotten this  Nifty 54 Coffee Pod Drawer  (don't worry it's not for pods) and my drawer. My personal philosophy is "one can never have enough storage" and that thing holds 54 K-Cups in slightly more space than 2 mugs, but it's not as pretty as this.If you are sold on this for K-Cup Storage and you are not going to use it to dispense sugar packets I would suggest  Nifty Single Serve Coffee Baskets . They are exactly like this, but they aren't mesh and it is less expensive. Sugar packets will fall through it though.

This works great for holding my K-cups - regular in one basket and decafe in the other. Doesn't take up too much space ob the counter. Great item. Could use it for dozens of things.

Great cuality. I love it

I really love this stacking bin. I use it for coffee and hot cocoa pods for my coffee maker. This holds quite a bit of pods too.