Need help with portion sizes ?
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PORTION SIZE HELP
I have occasionally had trouble with portioning out my food (especially to go) in a manner that gives me the appropriate amount, is economical and isn't in a container that makes me feel like I'm only using a small portion of it.
I've also found it hard when making casseroles (especially layered ones) - trying to scoop out a portion without feeling like each serving is not equally distributed.
I thought I would share something that has helped me through this.
There is a website:
plasticcontainercity.com
They have both 4 & 7 oz. ovenable (up to 450 deg.) & disposable containers with a plastic lid.
They also have disposable plastic containers with lids (non-ovenable - they call them portion cups) in every 1 oz. increments from 1 oz to 6 oz.
They're great for Entrees, sides and Snacks. They are very reasonably priced and you don't have to buy a case - you just have to spend $25.
Hope this helps if you've had similar difficulties.