A professor of environmental health explained the dangers of using certain materials in microwaves. Here are the food storage ...

Microwave-safe glass is specifically designed to withstand the heat and energy of microwaves without cracking, shattering, or ...

You’ve ordered takeout, brought it home, and are seconds away from reheating it—container and all. We’ve all done it. But ...

Water bubbles on a stove because heat spreads unevenly, creating spots for steam. Microwaves heat water uniformly, often preventing bubbles and leadin ...

In 2009, a review of research studies on microwave cooking plainly spelled out their conclusion: “no significant nutritional ...

I decided to toss all my plastic food storage containers and break up with microplastics. Instead, I’m eyeing these glass ...

All you need is an extra container and a working faucet to check if your glass jar is microwavable -- and to prevent safety ...

"Most restaurants do not use them [safe containers] because they're more expensive," Jarquin added. CNET noted that "plastic takeout containers … should never be used to reheat food." According to ...

Dip the apple into the liquid candy and rotate it to coat evenly. Remove it and continue rotating to let any excess drip off.

Microwaving plastic, including takeout containers, releases millions of microplastics into your food. Swap to safer, non-toxic food storage containers with these seven glass, silicone, and stainless ...

A September 2024 study found that of the 14,000 known food contact chemicals present in food packaging, 3,601 -- or approximately 25% -- were detected in humans. Specifically, 235 FCCs in materials ...

You can finally toss your old plastic ones. Aldi offers a Crofton Glass Meal Prep Container Set for $7.99, starting Oct. 22. Containers are microwave safe, lids are dishwasher and freezer safe with ...