STORING LEFTOVERS: GLASS STORAGE CONTAINERS

Glass storage containers have so many uses and benefits. They are great for keeping foods fresher longer, for easy clean-up and tidy storage. They come in many different sizes from large microwavable containers which are immense for reheating entire dinners to bowl-like containers for leftover side dishes and casseroles, to larger, often used as oversupply containers for everything from chips to office items! Glass storage containers are always great for storing your dry goods!

First, let’s talk about safety. The bottom line is that glass is just plain safer than plastic. Plastic is porous and full of toxic chemicals. The chemicals from plastic storage containers can seep into your food, and no one wants that! On the contrary, glass storage containers are all-natural material without harmful chemicals that can bleed into your food.

Food containers are also cleaner than plastic because they are not porous. With glass, germs cannot seep out into your food, nor will smell. Glass storage containers will keep food fresh and safe.

Glass storage containers are also eco-friendly. These products can be used forever, and even if they are broken, they can be cost-effectively recycled without compromising their quality. Plastic is our main source of solid pollution, and can also emit toxic chemicals into our air. And it is better to be transparent. You can see what is inside glass containers, unlike murky plastic ones. This is great for food management and keeping your grocery list up to date.

Ok, so it’s not nice to be superficial, but you have to admit that glass containers are also prettier than plastic. Plastic storage containers can become stained or dry out and become brittle. After years and years of use, the glass will still look brand new with just a few scratches and that too if the usage is rough. Food storage containers are so attractive that they are often used as decorative accessories in kitchens – with colored and pretty shaped kinds of pasta or baking items like flour, sugar, sprinkles and such.

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