Sentences with phrase «takeout containers from»

These are the ubiquitous takeout containers from restaurants and other food places.

Recycling and reusing are good for the environment, but you shouldn't use plastic takeout containers from restaurants and grocery stores, old margarine tubs or polystyrene boxes to reheat leftovers, according to the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service.

Not exact matches

The wings also tasted relatively fresh 30 minutes later when pulled from a styrofoam takeout container, which bodes well for Wingstop's online sales.

Please toss that takeout container because I can smell it from here.

You might be familiar with Indian foods like Saag Paneer and Chicken Tikka from post-work Seamless orders eaten straight from the takeout container while catching up on John Oliver — and that's fine!

(If you don't have a stopper for your drain, use the lid from a plastic takeout container — that's what I do.)

Sitting on my desk, right next to my keyboard, is a small Styrofoam takeout container filled with fiery chili oil, tiny nuggets of salty - crunchy pickled turnips, sour black vinegar, fragrant cilantro — all the outsize flavors that have made Xi'an Famous Foods, which serves the cuisine of western China from several small outlets in New York City, an equally outsize hit.

Why does everyone have a «favorite» coffee mug but shovel pasta salad from an old takeout container?

He sits ramrod straight behind his small desk, wearing a conservative navy pinstripe suit and a crisp white shirt with a blue - and - yellow tie knotted tightly to his throat — while he scarfs a breakfast of scrambled eggs and sliced strawberries from an aluminum deli takeout container.

Lawrie Brown saved containers and other items from her garbage for two years — some things like Chinese takeout containers piled up quickly, others like toothpaste tubes took months to empty — then sorted it into aesthetically pleasing arrangements, sometimes by color, other times by meal or activity.

Sometimes leftover plastic containers from finished takeout just don't cut it.

These photographic self - portraits present Perry camouflaged in a space made from the materials taken from other bodies of her work, such as collections of cereal boxes, takeout containers, and aluminum foil.

Even takeout containers can be friendlier to the environment when they are made from corn or pulverized sugar - cane fibers instead of petrochemical foam.

Once that ban takes effect, many items that are currently handed out for free will no longer be available, from plastic grocery bags and disposable beverage cups to takeout food containers and plastic straws.