Well well … That’s true
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Nope! I have some of the newer Tupperware - but I’ve been told they aren’t as good compared to the original? Oh well.
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Our dtr is collecting new things. She is replacing lids for a few of mine she has hijacked. She bought the jello mold, she saw in Christmas Vacation.
Long ago, mom sold it. She had “the kit”.
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I don’t have any but I’m still going to the parties. Not!
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I have a few pieces I acquired when cleaning out my uncle’s house after he died.
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Moved to Pyrex and I regret.
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There’s a difference in Pyrex and pyrex. I here the one in all smalls is better.
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They’ve disbanded some time ago. The only one from the group I actively follow is Matt Mitchell. He’s got some good content!
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Also good for storing spare nuts, bolts, and other random automotive accoutrements. 
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Yes! His videos and content are what brought me, a non-Southerner to the old group’s work. 
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I don’t, but only because my mother refuses to part with them. She’s informed me I can cage match fight my two siblings for them at her funeral.
She thinks we won’t.
We will. It’ll be therapeutic.
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Tease us with Tupperware and offer us none…… I see what’s going on here!!
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Apparently it is a Midwest thing too. My grandparents and now in-laws do this. We have sour cream and margarine containers in our house because we received leftovers from theirs. I remembering ask my wife how much butter and margarine does her family eat because there are so many floating around. Like Southern lady, my wife and I don’t use margarine and only real butter sparingly.
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Wait until tomorrow. Woot has you primed for Tupperware purchases
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I have some with a “Seal” on them. The Tupperware Seal.
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I went to Tupperware parties with my Mother. Yes, she and I both still have some and I’m sure they’re chock full of hazardous materials… like most things. 
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Was at Target the other day they had actual Tupperware on the shelves we were so shocked. I still remember that my grandmother was one of the first Tupperware dealers in our town like 80 yrs ago.
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Plenty. From pitchers, to salad bowls, to containers, to some drink cups. Most of it was given to me as I went off to college; a convenient excuse for my mother to go buy some nice Corelware for her own kitchen. I think my favorite though is one I actually bought at a real Tupperware party. A set of pop-a-lots. 
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Woot!, please add a search bar. The world will thank you.
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