What are the best containers for meal prep in terms of durability, capacity, being leakproof, and easy to clean?
What are the best containers for meal prep in terms of durability, capacity, being leakproof, and easy to clean?
Angel Baker
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Carson Robinson
Ordered 10 of these with my friend: amazon.com
They look quite solid I hope they will be good. Anyone have experience with these?
Jonathan Hernandez
Bump.
Gabriel Barnes
Looks fragile and leaky.
Why not amazon.co.uk
Luke Sanders
Enjoy your gyno faggot.
Connor Williams
Meal prep?
Are you doing cross fit too fag?
Owen Wright
get pyrex containers and they'll last you forever
John Thompson
Some of us actually do lift and need to eat 5-6 times a day, you obvious DYEL mongoloid.
Grayson Moore
Second this. Don't get plastics unless you want to get sick later in life and have reproductive risks. Plastic is "ok" cold but not so ok when introduced to heat. Glass (Pyrex or similar) or ceramic is best
Ryan Jones
What the fuck are you on about you cretin
Christian Martin
Jaxson Martinez
>t. neet
Daniel Barnes
Is there a list of good foods/recipes that could be mealprepped like that?
I'd like to take something more interesting to work with me than just sandwhiches.
Adam White
No not now at least. Just don't microwave your food in it. I'd just cancel order and get the glass if it were me. Then again I do science so the more I learn the more paranoid I get.
Ryder Mitchell
Alexander Thomas
I know it's on reddit but there's a whole subreddit devoted to mealprep: /r/mealprepsundays
Pictures, recipes. My #1 advice: buy a crockpot! You can toss 4 chicken breasts in there, some veggies, sauce and cook for ~ 6 hours on low. Chuck the chicken, shred it, put it on rice & veggies. Best way to stay on top of the diet.
David Cox
>cook lot of food
>put it in big containers
>scoop some out when time for food, weigh it and pop it in the microwave
There you go, no heating up plastics and no need for a thousand small meal boxes that are just pointless and a pain in the ass to clean every day.
Nathaniel Morris
t. neet who never leaves his house.
Brayden Martin
t..thanks Veeky Forums
Samuel Myers
If it ain't made of glass or metal, it's trash.
If the lid doesn't apply a light suction to the container once closed, it's trash.
If it has sections in it, it's trash.
If it isn't microwave friendly, it's trash.
it if isn't oven friendly, it's trash.
>if it can shatter/break/dent from a drop of 5 feet, it's trash
this is a guide line to help you
Kayden Williams
Dylan Collins
Also why not just put the food on a plate and then microwave.
Connor Anderson
>/r/mealprepsundays
Thanks user!
Noah Taylor
Because some of us don't stay at home all day.
Thomas Harris
But my workplace has a kitchen
Bentley Scott
And how do you store it until it's time to put it on a plate?
Owen Lewis
in one of those plastic boxes
but just don't microwave the plastic box
Aiden Reed
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Sebastian Morales
Used to bring meals/lunches in rectangular plastics with latch lids but also brought a medium sized corelle/pyrex plate(hard to break) in my lunch bag. Scraped the food onto the plate and microwaved (with a damp paper towel on top for the spatter and acted as a steamer). Breakroom had a sink so I just gave the plate a quick rinse and wipe and back into the bag.
Jace Lewis
Sebastian Lewis
I don't know my metric so you gotta determine the size you want
Charles Thomas
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Brandon James
Invest in some pyrex. It's great quality.
Matthew Richardson
You can get some cheap plastic ones on amazon that are bpa-free and microwaveable/dishwasher safe.
Christian Morris
they leak