Restaurant food containers

those containers are good if they have a lid. can i get an amen.

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>>9141915
Check them out for yourself

These and other fine items can be found at your local restraunt supply shop

Look at these fancy schmancy motherfuckers right here.
Who the fuck do you think you are, mr moneybags?

At my house, we use Cool Whip and Country Crock tubs, and we like it just fine.

>>9141915
Hell yes they are. I bought stacks of them in various sizes and both clear and opague. They fit in the fridge better, and they last much longer. Of course they'll eventually get gross and you'll want to replace them, but they wear out much slower than those flimsy, shitty ziplock or rubbermaid containers.

>>9141939
My nigger right here also those plastic containers they give you from take out restaurants

Ok for cold stuff. I would never put hot food in plastic.

>>9142006
You can get metal ones as well.
They are really nice, just need to cover in plastic wrap

>>9142047
i can't microwave those.

does frozen food slide out easily? maybe i can put it on a plate after i freeze it

>>9141919
amen brother

>>9141939
I am with you on this. I grew up with the ghetto version of "Tupperware". LOTS of "I can't believe it's not butter" and "country crock" containers. Oh yeah, and cottage cheese. Even yogurt - but yogurt is harder to do now that everyone uses the tin foil lids. Makes me wish some of those had been kept.