Do You Wrap Leftovers in Aluminum Foil ?

Majority of the time I do but there’s times where I just genuinely can’t be bothered and whack it straight back in the fridge on a plate

I have got reusable thick plastic bags that I use for certain things but recently purchased a machine that seals the bags which is really good and takes the air out.

I love a bit of bacofoil but now the health bods are all out against aluminium and plastic.I fancy the damage is already done with me.

I put leftovers in plastic tubs or food bags. Most cheese is in the wrapping it came in if it seals

I often use tupperware for left overs. The warnings are a precaution

Usually anything I wrap in foil will be used within 2 days unless it's something like an onion. I've not got ill off doing this yet so plan to continue

I don’t use foil to wrap food. I either use cling film tightly or sandwich bags tied up tight. I do use it to wrap and cook salmon in though.

We tend to use cling film or have containers for them. We only use aluminium to cook with in the oven

I rarely use foil, instead I’ll pop things in a sealable container or use Clingfilm.

We've always wrapped up food items in foil or cling film so guess the damage may already be done.

Firstly I box everything up in tubs with the product name & date I cooked it, rest of time I use clingfilm . A lot of people with learning disabilities & elderly people find clingfilm hard to use though..

I personally do not like left over cooked food, when you warm it up it tastes & smells weird, my wife does though, from I've seen in the fridge, cling film on a plate

I do tend to use foil for my leftovers. Oops oh well too late now. However I have just purchased some of those silicone bags to use for leftovers.

I hate it when people give me cake in foil it always tastes tinny

I have a collection of Pyrex containers with lids (roughly 6 x 6") which are ideal for leftovers, to store in fridge or freezer. Depending on contents they can then go in oven. I make several lasagnes or cottage pies to freeze for single meals in them.