Reviewed by Dietitian Kelli McGrane, M.S., RD "Key Takeaways" Only plastic containers designated microwave-safe by the ...

Styrofoam can also release chemicals when microwaved. I remember being told not to microwave Styrofoam food containers as a kid, and an article written by doctors at UCLA Health assures the public ...

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If you plan on using your containers for reheating food, make sure they are microwave safe. Additionally, if you want to save time and energy on cleaning, look for containers that are dishwasher safe.

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Dr Zuckerman suggests opting for glass or ceramic containers, especially for hot food and for heating food in a microwave. “When the manufacturer states that a container is microwave safe ...