Re:Microwaved plastic containers release microplastics into ...
by kevincox on Friday June 30, 2023 @07:54AM
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On the other hand I find that they tend to close tight and be robust. So they are great for throwing in backpacks. Without care most plastic containers will flex and pop open. The weight isn't much issue for one or two containers in a backpack. Health concerns aside a sturdy plastic container would likely be the best option here, lighter and more durable (think Nalgene bottle quality) but those are very hard to find.
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Re:Microwaved plastic containers release microplastics into ...
by moffkalast on Friday June 30, 2023 @08:16AM
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For travelling I think something like a stainless steel food jar makes more sense since it's light, has an even more robust screw seal, and is easier to hold when eating. Not as cheap though.