24 Ounce Reynolds Heat and Eat Disposable Containers Pack (9 Count) Review

These are convenient and eco-friendly to-go containers. The brown plant fiber containers look like pressed cardboard and are biodegradable and compostable, while the lids are made of BPA-free and recyclable plastic. They can be used in the freezer, refrigerator and also in the microwave (without the lid). However, they are intended for single use only. I used one of these containers to store leftovers from my lunch which consisted of stew and some veggies. I kept it in the fridge and reheated…

Reynolds Heat & Eat disposable containers are a great option for leftovers, but they come at a price. The container is made from sustainable, renewable natural sugar. Sugar Cane By-Products. However, the lid is made of plastic. The containers are sturdy enough to hold about a pound of groceries - depending on how dense your groceries are. It cannot be used for liquids because after a few days the material will seep through, and because the lid is a little loose on the lid. Our main use is to…

I love things like that. And that's no exaggeration. You really are fantastic. They solve the problem for me because even though I used one of those plastic bentos, reheating food at work was a problem. And yes, I know there are workarounds, but not as convenient as this one. The body is made of a kind of replacement cardboard, durable and lightweight, safe to use in the microwave oven. It's big enough to hold three pieces of chicken, or essentially a full meal. I've been using them for a while