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Leftovers in the freezer (stew, soup and more).Microwave SafeFor meal-prep buffs, this should be the symbol to look out for! Often represented in squiggly lines (perhaps for the actual heat waves), this means that the container is microwavable, just like the food tubs in our Thermos® Lunch Totes. It can take a few different forms but it is generally understood that squiggly lines mean it can be used in microwaves.#1 PETE for Polyethylene terephthalateThough polyethylene terephthalate is the easiest plastic to recycle, it is often found in single-use plastic water bottles only (whereby the practice is not encouraged). It is best to minimize the use of single-use plastics by having reusables to aid the current environmental situation. But if you must use it, be sure to clean it before throwing it in the appropriate plastic recycling bin. Caution: avoid reusing it as repeated use will increase the risk of leaching and bacterial growth.#2 HDPE for High-density polyethyleneUsually slightly translucent, high-density polyethylene is found in milk jugs, detergent bottles and shampoo bottles where the plastic is stiffer. This type of plastic can also be recycled and is often made into drainage pipes, pens and floor tiles. Plastic products with the HDPE symbol can be reused but will not be as applicable when it comes to storing food. After all, no one wants to have their soup squirted out from a shampoo bottle, right?#3 PVC for Polyvinyl chloridePolyvinyl chloride, found in soft plastic toys, cooking oil bottles and clear plastic food wrappings, is dubbed as the 'poison plastic'. It contains toxins that will leach throughout its lifecycle and is not recommended to be reused with food items. The recyclable rate for PVC is low as well, making PVC products the most environmentally harmful.#4 LDPE for Low-density polyethyleneLow-density polyethylene is your everyday plastic bag that you get from your local supermarket. It is considered relatively safe to use, though uncommonly recycled. These plastics are thinner as well, and will melt or emit toxic fumes when exposed to high temperatures like fire or a microwave. Do your part to reduce your plastic consumption by

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Introduction of Unveiling the Secrets of Soup Making in the 1800sThe Evolution of Soup Making in the 1800sTools and Techniques Used by Soup MakersIngredients Used in Soups in the 1800sPopular Soup Recipes of the 1800sSourcing Ingredients for Soup MakingServing Soup in the 1800sCommon Questions about Soup Making in the 1800sHow did soup makers preserve ingredients?What were some common soup – making mistakes in the 1800s?How did soup making differ across regions in the 1800s?KesimpulanSoup, a staple in cuisines around the world, has a rich and fascinating history, especially when we look back at the 1800s. During this era, soup making was not just a simple act of combining ingredients to create a warm and nourishing dish. It was an integral part of daily life, influenced by the social, economic, and technological changes of the time.In the historical context, soup held great importance. It was often a mainstay for families, providing sustenance during both prosperous and lean times. For the working – class, a hearty soup could be made from inexpensive ingredients, stretching a meal to feed the whole family. In more affluent households, soup was a refined course, carefully prepared and presented as part of a multi – course meal. As we delve deeper into the world of soup making in the 1800s, we will uncover the evolution of techniques, the ingredients used, and the cultural significance of this beloved dish.The Evolution of Soup Making in the 1800sThe 1800s witnessed a significant transition in soup making. Initially, soup was primarily a homemade affair. Families would gather around the hearth, and the cook, usually the woman of the house, would spend hours simmering a pot of soup. The ingredients were sourced from the family’s garden or local farmers.However, with the onset of industrialization, things began to change. Factories started to produce canned soups, making it more convenient for people to have soup on hand. This was a game – changer as it allowed for longer storage and easier access to soup. The industrialization also influenced soup – making techniques. Commercial soup producers had to find ways to mass – produce soup while maintaining its flavor and quality. This led to the development of new cooking methods, such as pressure canning, which helped preserve the nutrients and taste of the soup.Tools and Techniques Used by Pembuat SupIn the early 1800s, traditional soup – making tools were simple yet effective. Cauldrons were a

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