You can now eliminate waste with reusable food container covers. They’re another easy fix to eliminating waste by getting rid of aluminum and plastic wrap. Silicone lids and reusable food container covers are more sustainable ways to preserve food. They are eco-friendly alternatives to aluminum and plastic wrap and they have changed the game.
These reusable lids are made of quality silicone that is food grade, non-toxic and free of BPA, PVC, Lead, Latex, and Phthalates. There are two types which include reusable food container covers and suction lids. Both are durable and easy to clean. They come in a wide variety of sizes and colors.
Reusable Food Container Covers
The reusable food container covers are super stretchy and can be made to fit a wide range of containers. They can easily cover any size food container from salad bowls and mugs to cups and jars. Reusable food container covers can withstand a temperature range of -58 to 450F. Thus, they are heatproof so they are microwavable and they are also freezer safe. Also, they are space-saving and can easily be stacked for storage.
Silicone Lids
The suction lids have an airtight and spill-proof seal that keeps food from drying out. They are microwave, oven and dishwasher safe handling temperatures ranging from -40 degrees C to 250 degrees C (-40 degrees F to 446 degrees F). Unique designs work effectively on a varied sizes of cups, bowls, pots and more. Essentially, with the suction lids you can say goodbye to microwave oven splatters or boil overs.
My experience with silicone lids has been nothing short of amazing. They literally do fit on just about every container in my kitchen. Mostly they have come in handy as coverings unfinished meals and to replace disfigured plastic lids that became warped over time.
Overall, silicone lids are a must have as they always seem to come in handy. Not only are they a safe alternative to plastic wrap, but they perform significantly more effectively.
Are you up to making the switch to eliminate waste with reusable food container covers?
