#plastic food container

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The 10 Best Food Storage Containers, Tested by Experts

Introduction

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Types of Food Storage Containers

Plastic Containers:

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Glass Containers:

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Stainless Steel Containers:

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Silicone Containers:

Silicone containers are versatile and collapsible, making them ideal for limited storage space. They are microwave, oven, and freezer-safe, allowing for easy food preparation and reheating. While silicone is generally safe for food storage, ensure you buy containers that are FDA-approved and free from harmful additives.

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Benefits of Using Food Storage Containers

Prolong Food Freshness:

Food storage containers create an airtight seal that helps to keep food fresh for a longer time. They protect food from exposure to air, moisture, and bacteria, reducing the risk of spoilage and food wastage.

Portion Control:

Using food storage containers encourages portion control, helping you manage your diet and maintain a healthy lifestyle. They enable you to pack meals and snacks in appropriate serving sizes, reducing the temptation to overeat.

Easy Organization:

Organizing your kitchen becomes a breeze with food storage containers. They allow you to neatly store grains, cereals, and other pantry staples, making your kitchen more efficient and clutter-free.

Convenient Meal Prep:

Food containers are perfect for meal prepping. They enable you to prepare and store meals in advance, saving time during busy weekdays and promoting healthier eating habits.

Tips for Choosing Food Storage Containers

Material Matters:

Consider the material of the container and its suitability for your needs. For microwave use, opt for glass or microwave-safe plastics. For durability, go for stainless steel or glass.

Airtight Sealing:

Ensure that the containers have secure and airtight lids to maintain the freshness of your food and prevent leaks during transport.

Stackability and Nesting:

Look for containers that are stackable or can nest within one another to maximize storage space in your kitchen cabinets.

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[yeehawpim]

extra: the video that got me to do baking🍞

[yournewfriendshouse]

the kitchen shop is having a sale on the really good storage containers, and I keep having to talk myself out of buying like a really fancy $100 set of glass containers

like on one hand, yes that would make your pantry the most fuckable pantry on the street, but on the other hand you are poor and you need the money in your account to pay for food

[ratzhatz14]

My child wants to say Hi :)

Hello child

Mine also wants to say hi

Say hi Glaze

"Haiii !!!1!"

[ikishima]

My #1 advice for people moving out is to NOT buy nonstick cookware... not only is the lifespan of nonstick a MAXIMUM of 7 years (usually more like 2-5 years) but teflon, aka Polytetrafluoroethylene-- the plastic coating that makes the cookware nonstick, infuses microplastics into your food.

New cookware sets can cost hundreds of dollars so my advice is to look for 100% stainless steel cookware in thrift stores. Safer, cheaper, & instead of needing to replace every 2-7 years they can potentially last you the entire rest of your life AND they won't start shedding plastic into your food

[yakultii]

welcome 2 hell

[nightjarring]

Doing normal and on task shit at work (being captivated by the texture of flesh)

[balkanradfem]

A woman shows you all kinds of containers that to and don't work for raising little transplants inside of your home! And she's right and I agree with her.

[snarp]

Welcome to my fucked-up world.

[teddy-bear-naps-and-random-snaps]

[foreignobjecticus]

I agree that we use too much plastic, and I've spent my whole life trying to cut down. But you can't make me feel that bad when you're the ones manufacturing unnecessarily large plastic containers and filling them with cotton wool to pad them out, when your 120 pill option could fit into your 60 pill bottle absolutely perfectly.

Don't even talk to me about marketing or standard sizes or whatever. Change the standards. That's what the entire eco movement has been about because the standards are contributing to killing us. Don't sell me a half-empty pill bottle; sell me a pill bottle made to fit your product without excess packaging to prevent breakage from spare space you've created to give the illusion of value for money.

This isn't on the consumer-it's on manufacturers.

[theres-whump-in-that-nebula]

I kind of want to try making mead or ambrosia 👀

Obviously not right now because I have Shit To Do; but maybe during the summer after I’ve moved

[solradguy]

Return of the Sol badguy noodles anon, and I actually never threw the container away though I was planning to until my friend asked to keep it for some reason. He said he’s put it in the dishwasher 5 TIMES and the stench still hasn’t gone away and it is in fact worse. So now he is using the container as a weapon and now I forever live in fear with being blasted with the badguy stench.

You're killin me man lmfao Why do you still have this thing!!!

What's white vinegar do to it

[binch-i-might-be]

I dream of putting all my ingredients in clear containers. but alas..... I have no money for clear containers

[busylilbee]

I finally bought a real trash can for my kitchen after 5 years of living on my own and I finally feel closer to being a Real Adult

[nvpengyou]

last night a new kitty came to eat the cat food i left outside!! he was a cream boy with round cheekies very cute