Is there anything more useful than a glass reheatable tupperware

i have a million of those things. they put plastic bowls to shame. with a few exceptions i don't allow plastic in my kitchen.

another good time saver is decent quality kitchen shears. cut anything with them in no time and you don't need to dirty a cutting board

>>8550041
I may invest into one of those, I don't have one and I use my cutting board often.

>>8550041
>i don't allow plastic in my kitchen.

wise man

I don't even own any regular eating bowls. all my bowl eating takes place directly from my pyrex glass bowls

>>8550025
do you ever put them in the freezer? i've heard about pyrex exploding when it goes from cold to hot too quickly.

>>8550327
they're fine. just don't use them in the oven

>>8550025
>>8550041
>>8550066
>>8550306

You are all single males, aren't you?

>>8550350
of course

though in my defense, the pyrex is an upgrade over the re-used Parkay containers my parents used (and still used) as eating bowls.

>>8550350
female, not single

Ever since I started living on my own I've eaten from bowls and tupperware containers exclusively. Dishes suck.

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How good are they at retaining heat?

>>8550418
they dont.

>>8550418
It's glass so really bad.
I regret buying these should have gotten something more like
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008CD5RYG/ref=s9_acsd_al_bw_c_x_3_w
These seem much more stackable than the pyrex

>>8550400
Cats don't count

>>8550442
>>8550449
But glass is an insulator; it should retain heat.

>>8550400
thought it smelled like roasties in here

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>>8550492
Your post smells like a /v/irgin neckbeard.
Checkmate, basement dweller.

>>8550492
>ITT: newfag finally gets the spelling right
You're still a sheep's cunt though, new-anon.

>>8550482
while glass can insulate, it is a poor conductor of heat so it does not retain it well

>>8550470
i hate cats

they're my #1 dealbreaker

>>8550025
Have fun eating your festering saliva bacteria culture OP.

>>8550025
They're nice but i always end up losing the lids or they split or I leave one somewhere and it almost melts. I wish i could just buy replacement lids.

>>8550025
>Is there anything more useful than a glass reheatable tupperware bowl?

A knife.

>>8550041
same, i think i have around 10 of them now