What you’ll love: The lids on these Rubbermaid glass containers are vented, making them microwave safe. The glass containers are also safe in an oven up to 450 degrees. The lids are clear as ...

Glass also lets you microwave the container and eat food right from it. But not all glass container lids are microwave-safe, so be sure to check the manufacturer’s instructions. In our labs, we test ...

Anyday’s microwave-safe containers, which chef David Chang called “indispensable,” are another fabulous addition to my collection.While I would never travel with these since the lids don’t ...

Not to mention the containers are freezer-, microwave- and oven-safe (up to 450 degrees), so they double as serveware, too. The clear lids are 100% airtight and leakproof, so there’s no worrying ...

Both the containers and the BPA-free plastic lids are microwave-, dishwasher-, and freezer-safe. The containers are designed to resist stains and odors, and the lids are airtight to prevent spills ...

The containers and lids are dishwasher-safe, ... We liked the super-affordable price of the IKEA 365+ containers, which come in glass, plastic, and (microwave-safe!) stainless steel, ...

The jar-like containers come in a variety of oblong sizes and colors, are made with “ultra-durable, BPA-free Tritan® plastic,” according to the brand, and feature universal lids that ...

The lids and containers can be used in the microwave, freezer, and dishwasher, and the containers are oven-safe up to 450°F, which makes them great for reheating leftovers.

Anyday claims you can boil, steam, crisp, bake, and poach in its containers, potentially replacing a rice cooker, an air fryer, an Instant Pot, a slow cooker, and an egg poacher.

Cardboard and paper can easily catch fire or release harmful chemicals when exposed to high heat for long periods of time in a microwave. It's best to transfer your food onto a microwave-safe plate or ...