Ghosting in Tupperware
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Here's a link which may be helpful: http://askannamoseley.com/2011/08/reader-question-how-do-i-de-stink-my-tupperware/
I don't know about Tupperware brand, but plastic storage containers have intriguing properties.
When you store pasta sauce or chili in plastic containers, they definitely retain some of the smell
and coloring; you can see the coloring after you've scrubbed out the discernible smell. I think they
hold in moisture, at least short term (months). But there is a decided exchange of materials between
the plastics and the contents. Beverages in plastic always taste a little different than the same
beverage in glass, and beverages in cans a little different again. Glass seems the most inert.
When you store pasta sauce or chili in plastic containers, they definitely retain some of the smell
and coloring; you can see the coloring after you've scrubbed out the discernible smell. I think they
hold in moisture, at least short term (months). But there is a decided exchange of materials between
the plastics and the contents. Beverages in plastic always taste a little different than the same
beverage in glass, and beverages in cans a little different again. Glass seems the most inert.
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