Is there anything more useful than a glass reheatable tupperware bowl? I felt like a neanderthal when I went to a friends place and he used these to eat out of.
>make more food than you want
>store it then reheat it later
>don't have to wash extra bowls later
I honestly was mind blown. Are there any more non-meme time saving devices that are a must for the kitchen?
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i have a million of those things. they put plastic bowls to shame. with a few exceptions i don't allow plastic in my kitchen.
another good time saver is decent quality kitchen shears. cut anything with them in no time and you don't need to dirty a cutting board
I may invest into one of those, I don't have one and I use my cutting board often.
>i don't allow plastic in my kitchen.
wise man
I don't even own any regular eating bowls. all my bowl eating takes place directly from my pyrex glass bowls
do you ever put them in the freezer? i've heard about pyrex exploding when it goes from cold to hot too quickly.
they're fine. just don't use them in the oven
You are all single males, aren't you?
of course
though in my defense, the pyrex is an upgrade over the re-used Parkay containers my parents used (and still used) as eating bowls.
female, not single
Ever since I started living on my own I've eaten from bowls and tupperware containers exclusively. Dishes suck.
How good are they at retaining heat?
they dont.
It's glass so really bad.
I regret buying these should have gotten something more like
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These seem much more stackable than the pyrex
Cats don't count
But glass is an insulator; it should retain heat.
thought it smelled like roasties in here
Your post smells like a /v/irgin neckbeard.
Checkmate, basement dweller.
>ITT: newfag finally gets the spelling right
You're still a sheep's cunt though, new-user.
while glass can insulate, it is a poor conductor of heat so it does not retain it well
i hate cats
they're my #1 dealbreaker
Have fun eating your festering saliva bacteria culture OP.
They're nice but i always end up losing the lids or they split or I leave one somewhere and it almost melts. I wish i could just buy replacement lids.
>Is there anything more useful than a glass reheatable tupperware bowl?
A knife.
same, i think i have around 10 of them now