Our Lab team consists of testers with decades of experience in both professional and home kitchens. In addition to their testing, these sets were sent out to our food and commerce editors who cook and meal prep consistently.

Delicious, filling, and incredibly versatile, they can be used in so many ways: overnight oats, porridge, smoothies, granola, muffins, and breakfast bars. The first step in choosing a meal prep container is deciding on your preferred material. The most popular materials used in food storage containers are glass, plastic, stainless steel, and silicone. Keep in mind that reusable containers are only more environmentally friendly than single-use containers if they are used many times over. Each material has its pros and cons; overall, it's a personal preference.And it worked; meal prep was a massive game-changer for me. Not only did I lose over 30lbs preparing foods ahead of time, but I significantly reduced my stress too. Oh, meal prep saves me money too. cup containers- a bit large for prepped meals, but great to store meal prep components like hard boiled eggs, chopped veggies etc What’s more, these glass meal prep containers can help you maintain the hygiene of your food and keep it fresh. Discover our wide range of containers designed to store everything from ingredients to tomorrow's leftovers, and you can even take control of your nutrition by using the containers to store your meal prep for the week.

We tested 20 sets of glass containers by integrating them into our kitchen routines in real-world conditions. We also did a series of standard tests for continuity across all the products we tested. Brigitt Earley is a writer and editor with more than 10 years of experience testing products for editorial inclusion. She tested six different sets for this list. Brigitt also holds a degree in culinary arts plus cooks multiple meals for her family of six every day of the week. This set of six glass storage containers, plus lids, is perfect for stashing leftovers, whether it’s meat and vegetables from dinner or leftover chopped vegetables from salad prep. The set includes three different sizes: 2 cups, 4 cups, and 7 cups, so you can choose just the right size no matter what needs to be stored. The containers are made from tempered glass that can be used in the freezer, microwave, and preheated oven so you can stash the food for later or reheat it without having to transfer it to another bowl. We gave high marks to the set's tempered glass, which can withstand any oven temperature.But you can eat any fruit you love. Remember not to remove the skin if possible (if edible), as it contains most nutrients and antioxidants. And to chew it instead of juicing it.