The 10 Best Cereal Dispensers

The Oxo Good Grips Clear (around $42) is an affordable, countertop storage solution with a 5.5-quart capacity and a convenient chute design that won't crush your cereal as it falls into your bowl. Its spring-loaded, nonslip levers allow for a controlled, one-handed operation.

Constructed from polished stainless steel and clear polycarbonate, the Displays2Go Cylinder (around $190) adds a sleek and modern element to indoor decor without appearing too obtrusive. It is capable of holding up to 2.7 gallons of any dry foods.

They've named the Lock & Lock Storage Container (around $10) as such because locking is what it's good at, thanks to a four-hinge system that won't let in anything unwanted. And if you're the type who likes matching items, you're in luck, as there are lots of versions for other foods.

Ideal for the at-home dispensing of all sorts of dry foods, like nuts and rice as well as cereal and granola, the Zevro Compact (around $32) stands just one foot tall, so should fit under most cabinets. Its soft, flexible paddle wheel is a snap to use.

This Choice Acrylic Displays Rotating (around $300) stands apart from its competition, as it features two drink and two cereal containers, all of which spin on a revolving base. Its open, elevated design is easy to decorate, making it a perfect choice for use at weddings or parties.

You get a lot of bang for your buck with the Chef's Path Storage Set (about $22), which arrives with three canisters, eight nifty reusable chalkboard labels, a marker, and a bonus measuring spoon set. If you like to keep your pantry tidy and organized, this is one to consider.

Good for a professional buffet table, the Zevro Commercial Plus (about $93) includes three canisters on a durable and long-lasting, powder-coated steel base. Each container provides an airtight seal, and can dispense precise portions with a simple twist of the knob.

You should have no trouble picking up the Oxo Good Grips Pop (around $45), as these handy containers offer a contoured grip that's excellent for holding and pouring. They're available in a range of sizes, from less than a quart all the way up to 4.5 quarts.

The protruding spout found on each Ansee Cereal Container (around $13) is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, it does make for trouble-free pouring, but on the other, it adds quite a bit of height, which makes it harder to fit in your cabinets.

Bring convenience and elegance to your place of business with the Rosseto EZ-Serv (around $680). Its three acrylic cylinders are supported by a steel frame and are capable of dispensing one-ounce servings using their patented portion wheels.