Experts weigh in on when it is safe to use takeout containers for food storage and heating up leftovers.

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Putting plastic takeout containers in the microwave isn't worth the risk. When you need to satisfy your hunger quickly, reheating last night's leftovers in the ...

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Ceramic containers are an expert-approved storage alternative because they don't pose a risk of chemicals leaching into food, says McCurdy. They work well for reheating leftovers, as they are ...

After weeks of rigorous hands-on testing, I found three meal-prep containers that will keep your food fresh without pesky leaks.

In our water-slosh evaluation and 3-foot-high drop test, these food storage containers emerged mess-free and kept food fresh In our labs, we tested 25 food storage containers to see if they keep food ...

There are plenty of reasons to make the switch to glass food-storage containers. While the plastic kind do keep your food covered, they stain more easily, warp when microwaved, and contain ...