To someone like Martha Stewart, those plastic takeout containers are begging to be given a second life.

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Old plastic containers often get tossed without a second thought. With a few simple steps, they can become a functional feature that supports local wildlife.

We use plastic tubs for everything from taking our sandwiches to work to storing food in the freezer and reheating leftovers in the microwave. But are they safe and should we be looking for ...

They are always a little hidden in photos. A round rim might peek out from behind a chef’s elbow in a halogen-lit kitchen. A tapered edge can be glimpsed the moment a refrigerator opens behind the bar ...

With the help of a few craft store supplies that will give aesthetic appeal, you'd be surprised by how charming this plastic container organizer looks.

Most to-go containers are recyclable, but whether or not you can toss them in your recycling bin will depend on what they're made from, what materials your local recycler accepts, and if they're ...

As much as we'd like to, it's nearly impossible to avoid plastic packaging in grocery stores. But there are some clever ways to reuse those containers.

While it’s generally OK to store food in plastic containers labeled with a 1, 2, 4, or 5, you should try to use glass. Plastic marked with a 3, 6, and 7 should be used minimally around food to limit ...