Market Watch
Cathie Ericson
Aug. 23, 2018
Is ordering takeout a smart money move or a waste? Depends on what you do next.
If you’re the type to order heaps of Chinese food, enjoy it for one meal, then toss it a week later when you discover it wedged in the back of the fridge, you’re definitely not getting your money’s worth. (And you’re not alone: Americans throw away an average of $1,600 worth of a food a year.)
But armed with the right info and intentions, you can make some takeout last for days—potentially making it a good use of your monthly food budget and giving you a break from cooking. Just choose carefully.
More...
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/the-best-and-worst-foods-to-keep-as-leftovers-2018-08-20?mod=newsviewer_clickRice is said to quickly form toxins and so may be best thrown out.