Bye bye Tupperware ...

[111prez]

Just filed for bankruptcy ... https://www.msn.com/en-ph/news/other...20cee12e&ei=24



Another one of those brands that became the description of a product ... Frigidaire, Band-Aid, Xerox, etc ...

[Walter]

Dinosaur that didn't evolve ... just like Kodak ...

[_Cathy_]

Sad. We still use my Mom's Tupperware from the 80s (or older). It's indestructible!

[Walter]

Sad. We still use my Mom's Tupperware from the 80s (or older). It's indestructible!

Your essentially eating micro plastics ...

[Motortrend]

Sad. We still use my Mom's Tupperware from the 80s (or older). It's indestructible!

Walter's right. You can still use it to store individually packed snacks.

[dr. d]

back in the day,
price-y, but it shure lasted.

in contrast, the competition was cheap and it WAS cheap.

[ice15]

Your essentially eating micro plastics ...

its impossible not to eat one. soon our bodies will evolve to just melt it

[dr. d]

its impossible not to eat one. soon our bodies will evolve to just melt it

... soon... as in, a few centuries...?
heh heh.

[Motortrend]

its impossible not to eat one. soon our bodies will evolve to just melt it

But where it can be avoided, why not.

[ice15]

... soon... as in, a few centuries...?
heh heh.

siguro...

I still can't process milk (and in some cases, corn), so baka mauna kayo when it comes to plastic.

pero realistically speaking. plastic is one of the best things invented. sadly, we don't know how to dispose it properly.

[ice15]

But where it can be avoided, why not.

agree. we have very few plastic food containers at home. mostly glass and ceramic na and I was about to agree with your post... until I realized that my ice tray is still plastic (I grew up with an aluminum one that lasted forever pero almost impossible to remove the ice). water jugs sa fridge are still plastic. food (meal plan) was delivered in disposable containers.

Even the paper container we use is lined up with some wax material.

if you have a sandwich for a trip. will you use a tupperware, a single use ziplock, or wrap it in a paper towel?

[ice15]

I remember seeing a booth selling Tupperware products in KL and the first reaction my wife gave was "ang cute, buhay pa pala yung brand"

We were about to buy a set just for fun and we started laughing about the tupperware jug that can only be used with Tang (later eight o clock)

Until we remembered that lock n lock and corelle were better because of their locking mechanisms.

[Motortrend]

agree. we have very few plastic food containers at home. mostly glass and ceramic na and I was about to agree with your post... until I realized that my ice tray is still plastic (I grew up with an aluminum one that lasted forever pero almost impossible to remove the ice). water jugs sa fridge are still plastic. food (meal plan) was delivered in disposable containers.

Even the paper container we use is lined up with some wax material.

if you have a sandwich for a trip. will you use a tupperware, a single use ziplock, or wrap it in a paper towel?

I use a stainless steel container with a plastic lid. I just choose a size where the sandwich is not in contact with the plastic lid.

[_Cathy_]

if you have a sandwich for a trip. will you use a tupperware, a single use ziplock, or wrap it in a paper towel?

wrapped in a napkin then ziploc

[dr. d]

if you have a sandwich for a trip. will you use a tupperware, a single use ziplock, or wrap it in a paper towel?

my sandwiches are usually a triple-deck ham sandwich, with lotsa butter.
i wrap them in tissue towel (daiso!), then place them in use-until-it-dies plastic ziplock or drug-quality plastic bag.
the butter always seeps out, hence the plastic.
tupperware? dunno where manang hid it...

[Mask Rider Blac]

Corn lang sakalam

[dr. d]

Corn lang sakalam

off-tupperware,

i have learned to count my walnut binges.
only 14 half-pieces at a time.
heh heh.

[ice15]

Corn lang sakalam

hahaha. kaya naiisip ko na late development ko... problem ko yang corn & milk... tapos si misis ang hilig sa halo-halo

[bugsmobile]

Baka madami na rin nag re use sa atin ng mga containers from ice cream, jollibee, etc kaya wala ng bumibili ng tupperware.

[Motortrend]

Baka madami na rin nag re use sa atin ng mga containers from ice cream, jollibee, etc kaya wala ng bumibili ng tupperware.

Reduce, reuse, recycle.