Tupperware and glass lunch boxes are both popular options for your midday meal, but which is best? It comes down to a few key factors: how much money you want to spend, how much space you have in your bag, and how often you need to replace it. Let's break it down:
Tupperware has many advantages
Tupperware is a great choice for your lunch box. It's more durable than glass, and it's also more microwave-safe, dishwasher-safe and stackable. In addition, it comes in a variety of sizes that are perfect for packing food items.
Tupperware is made from plastic and can withstand heat much better than glass containers do. Plastic expands when heated or cooled, while glass shatters when put into the freezer or boiling water. Since plastic expands as it warms up on the stovetop or in the microwave oven, you don't have to worry about broken pieces spilling all over your kitchen countertop! Unlike with glass containers which may shatter if frozen in place without enough breathing room around them (like between two frozen bags), Tupperware stays intact even at freezing temperatures because of its flexibility—meaning no messes on your floor!
Glass also has its advantages
- Glass is more durable than plastic. While both glass and plastic are reusable, glass is much more likely to survive a drop or other misadventure.
- Not only does it have a better chance of surviving a fall, but the material also makes it easier to clean in the long run. No worries about grease stains or food residue being left on your lunch bag!
- Glass is more environmentally friendly than plastic. When it comes down to recycling, glass containers are easier to recycle and can be reused many times over before they need to be recycled again.
- Finally, because of its ability to conduct heat more easily than plastic (and therefore allow for faster cooking), we recommend going with an all-glass lunchbox if you're planning on packing some hot foods such as soup or stews in your lunch box!
Which should you choose?
So which is better?
The answer depends on your needs. If you use your lunch box to keep food warm and fresh, Tupperware is the right choice for you. The seal keeps the heat in and moisture out, so it will keep your food warm for hours without drying it out. The plastic also helps prevent freezer burn if you need to store leftovers.
If keeping things cold is more important than keeping them hot, glass might be a better option—it'll help keep items cool longer than plastic will before they begin to thaw out again.
Tupperware or glass, it's your choice!
Whether you choose a glass or Tupperware lunch box, it's all up to you! If you're looking for something that keeps food fresh, Tupperware is the way to go. But if you want something that's easy to clean and looks nice on your desk, glass is probably better. Whichever one works best for your needs is the one for you!
Or maybe both? This can be a great way to get all of the benefits of both options in one convenient package—and save money by not having to purchase two separate containers! Just make sure they fit together before purchasing them separately so they don't break when put together at home (which happens more often than people think).
As you can see, there are pros and cons for both types of containers. It all comes down to what is best for you. If you’re looking for something more durable and easy to clean, then Tupperware might be your choice! On the other hand, glass lunch boxes may be better if you want to show off your style with an adorable design or color scheme. So make sure that before buying anything; it fits into your everyday life!
