Abstract: The present application discloses a collapsible organizer of the present application comprises a base, a pair of side walls and a pair of top rods. The pair of side walls is rotatably coupled to the base, wherein each of the side walls comprises a pair of slots. Each of the top rods comprises a straight portion and a pair of insertions coupled to two ends of the straight portion correspondingly, one of the insertions is insertably coupled to one of the slots of one of the side walls, another one of the insertions is insertably coupled to one of the slots of another one of the side walls. A method for utilizing the aforementioned collapsible organizer is also disclosed, comprising: rotating the pair of the side walls; and inserting the pair of top rods to the slots of the pair of side walls.

Abstract: The present application discloses a collapsible organizer of the present application comprises a base, a pair of side walls and a pair of top rods. The pair of side walls is rotatably coupled to the base, wherein each of the side walls comprises a pair of slots. Each of the top rods comprises a straight portion and a pair of insertions coupled to two ends of the straight portion correspondingly, one of the insertions is insertably coupled to one of the slots of one of the side walls, another one of the insertions is insertably coupled to one of the slots of another one of the side walls. A method for utilizing the aforementioned collapsible organizer is also disclosed, comprising: rotating the pair of the side walls; and inserting the pair of top rods to the slots of the pair of side walls.

Abstract: A stackable and nestable food containment system provides temporary storage of edible substances. The system comprises tray members and lids that have an interengageable relationship. The tray member has a bottom surface with at least one first groove. The lid has at least one second groove that substantially matches the first groove. The grooves are aligned to enable arrangement of the tray members in a stacked configuration, while also restricting lateral slippage between tray members. When the tray members are covered with their correlating lids and in arranged in a stacked arrangement, spillage is also inhibited. Each tray has at least one barrier that forms three separate compartments. The compartments serve to segregate different edible substances, and also create an interlocking arrangement between tray members in a nested configuration. The tray members and the lids are fabricated from a material that is microwavable and dishwasher safe.

Abstract: A stackable and nestable food containment system provides temporary storage of edible substances. The system comprises tray members and lids that have an interengageable relationship. The tray member has a bottom surface with at least one first groove. The lid has at least one second groove that substantially matches the first groove. The grooves are aligned to enable arrangement of the tray members in a stacked configuration, while also restricting lateral slippage between tray members. When the tray members are covered with their correlating lids and in arranged in a stacked arrangement, spillage is also inhibited. Each tray has at least one barrier that forms three separate compartments. The compartments serve to segregate different edible substances, and also create an interlocking arrangement between tray members in a nested configuration. The tray members and the lids are fabricated from a material that is microwavable and dishwasher safe.