Posted: 5/14/2017 7:05:12 PM EDT
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I'm looking into Meal prepping and wanna know what you guys use for containers?
I would like them to be freezer & Microwave safe if possible What says the hive? 
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Those little "semi disposable" rubbermaid and glad brand containers are both micro and dishwasher safe. They also can handle freezing as long as you aren't too rough with them.
They are near the plastic bags in the grocery and come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. I've had some for more than a year and it's a few bucks for three of them usually. |
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Those little "semi disposable" rubbermaid and glad brand containers are both micro and dishwasher safe. They also can handle freezing as long as you aren't too rough with them. They are near the plastic bags in the grocery and come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. I've had some for more than a year and it's a few bucks for three of them usually. |
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Yep Walmart Great Value 4.5x4.5 containers. probably have 30-40 of them.
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Pyrex glass containers only. No hormone leaching plastic for me.
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What is the objective here, to cook in "bulk" and store portions to be reheated and eaten later? |
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From what I understand, generally the goal of "meal prep" is to Snapchat, Instagram, and Facebook post as many pictures of you making and consuming little boxes of brown rice, sweet potato, and chicken breast. By meal prepping you have even more photo op opportunities. |
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What is the objective here, to cook in "bulk" and store portions to be reheated and eaten later?
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What is the objective here, to cook in "bulk" and store portions to be reheated and eaten later? I don't do the social network BS, I'm doing it because I'm working 12-16 hour days and would like something besides fast food 
So as per GD, Bitch on! 
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We use these... Disposable, plant based and cheap.
Link Here. |
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Those little "semi disposable" rubbermaid and glad brand containers are both micro and dishwasher safe. They also can handle freezing as long as you aren't too rough with them. They are near the plastic bags in the grocery and come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. I've had some for more than a year and it's a few bucks for three of them usually. I tried the black rectangle ones from amazon, the corners of the lid break. |