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Food containers often fall into one of these two categories. Plastic containers are lightweight and easily transportable, while glass tends to be sturdier and best for reheating leftovers.

Deli containers like the ones you get your grocery store chicken salad in are considered "food safe" for storage but it's still not recommended to use them to reheat food at high temperatures.

Stanley’s food jar provides excellent insulation and keeps contents hot or cold for up to 12 hours. It has a food jar container, a spork, and the lid doubles as a cup for versatility.

Restaurant-style food containers are another good option for when you need a disposable meal prep container. This set of 50 containers is BPA-free, stackable and microwave-, dishwasher- and ...

The set includes seven color-coded containers, with each color representing a basic food group (fat, protein, carbs, etc.). Just fill each one to the brim and you’re good to go.