Have these meal prep containers helped your fitness or gains at all? Thinking of buying them but I'm not positive I need them.
Have these meal prep containers helped your fitness or gains at all...
Dylan Diaz
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Hudson Bailey
You don't NEED them, but they certainly help because you can prepare several meals at once, put them in the fridge, and have them ready to go when you need them so you don't have to calculate what you need every time you eat. They're basically time savers
Christopher Long
I just use regular food storage containers.
Meal prep is massively beneficial to fitness, gains and fat loss.
Having your food set out and ready to go makes it a lot easier to stay on track.
Gabriel Robinson
Why is blue apron so much money, dog?
Luis Hughes
I just bought 21 rubbermaid takealongs 4cup.
They'll fit two cups of cooked rice, 6oz meat & broccoli.
Weekly meal prep is god tier.
Henry Cruz
Where do you buy these and how much do they cost?
If you're not buying expensive rubbermaid tupperware like this (which cost even more if you want same size tupperwares like the vast majority of people), it's going to be crap that doesn't last two rounds through hot water.
Austin Peterson
>2017
>not handwashing your dishes
lmao
Hudson Hall
not really, I've been using the same glad plastic shit for almost a year now. Plus theyre like $4 for 3 of them so you can just replace them when needed.
Jaxon Edwards
>eating from platstic
ISHYGDDT
Angel Wood
>expensive
Walmart is selling 6 for $3.84
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>They stack well when not used
>If you freeze them, be gentle. Let them get to room temperature before you pop the lid
Jaxson Lopez
>putting your food in plastic
hope you enjoy those xenoestrogens, friendo
Ian Miller
>xenoestrogens
I intend to move to glass, but that'll cost about $500.
I'm not sure how much plastic leaches in one week in the fridge/freezer or a few minutes in the microwave
David Reyes
You can get them cheaper than that. Dollar Tree is you best bet.
Wyatt Sullivan
Handwashing is for the poor
Owen Jenkins
>buying premade meals
It's called a wife, have you ever heard of one. You should probably get one.
Christopher Morales
>not being meticulous in all aspects of your life
Ryan Cox
>buy meal prep tupperware to save time
>negate saved time by handwashing dishes
logic
Cooper Cruz
>a few minutes in the microwave
About the worst thing you can do if you're worried about BPAs leaching into your food.
I have no idea how you came to that value of 500$, desu, I got enough glass containers for all my food for about forty bucks.
Brayden Edwards
>rubbermaid
>expensive
Where are you shopping? I've never seen them for more than $1-2 apiece in multipacks. They're cheap on Amazon too.
Dylan Jackson
>I have no idea how you came to that value of 500$
These glass meal containers cost about $15 each
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Xavier Perez
>implying that is your only option for glassware
Thomas Ramirez
provide a link fag
Wyatt Walker
How about this 18-piece set for $35?
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Nathan Ramirez
I love how we're all talking about tupperware like 45 year old white ladies ^.^
Isaac Peterson
>tfw you will never have a wife that will measure the meals for you and put them in the containers
why even live
Hudson Powell
Assorted size doesn't work for standard meal prep. 4-6cup, low profile and stackable are most convenient but pricey. If you know a cheap set, drop it
Henry Davis
I work full time, 2pm to 9pm at mcdonald's and these things are saving my life and make it way easier to starve off temptation
Jose Lopez
I like the idea but i am afraid of plastic.
Would glass be a good way around this? My only issue is that thry do not have dividers.
Owen Johnson
>paying a third of your income for the rest of your life in the future in order to have someone sit on the couch getting obese and complaining while spending all your money on amazon in the present
>you should probably get one
I don't even fucking know, man, I guess I'm just a "degenerate"