Name: Amazing Japan Food Takeout Container Inventions
Uploaded: 2022-06-22T17:50:12.000Z
Duration: 9 min 41 s
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These are amazing food take out container inventions from japan.

So I recently made a video on how plastic food trades are recycled here in japan and I want to do a follow up video and share with you the coolest inventions and innovations in japanese, plastic food trade technology.

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Also quick shout out to ethical for sending me the trays that said let me show you the first one.

So this one was one of those things that I've kind of seen around in japan for quite some time.

But it just really surprising because I don't think I ever saw it when I was in the U.

This looks like you're just regular circular classic food trade.

But what separates this apart pun intended is you have actually two different layers in this so it's so tight.

It's opened once you take the initial lid off.

Then here you have another tray in the middle basically it's a mentor for like noodles but you can also use it for rice.

The soup and everything goes on the bottom and the noodles go here as well as the other ingredients that you don't want to get soggy.

You'll also find this type of technology in convenience stores in Japan, but sometimes they don't have fully functioned center lid, but you'll find like kind of like a plastic sheet so that it's like separates the soup and the noodles or whatever.

Here, you have this little hole if you're carrying it around, doesn't like pop up, you know, like if you're carrying it and like the air come up a little bit and then there's a little hole here at the top to the whole also allows the steam from the soup to keep the noodles from getting dry.

I feel like this has been around for such a long time?

It's like, yeah, that's true, but it's still cool.

I don't know if some of this technology has gone to other countries or that other countries are using it so you guys can let me know in the comments like, yeah, that's true.

Like Japan wasn't such a big delivery country delivery started taking off after a covid now.

Like we see this all the time when you order take out.

So this one is for sashimi, it has kind of these like slanted bottoms to the tray.

If you've ever had sashimi, what you'll usually find, they'll use shredded daikon radish to present the sashimi and make sure that it looks good so that people want to buy it.

But what ends up happening is no one really gets that you eat.

This saves on that food so you don't have to cut up all of that Daikon shredded radish basically just lance all of the sashimi.

Apparently supermarkets is about 20 to 27 g of shredded one plate.

You don't use that trace are basically thrown away.

That's a lot of like saving the food, food, food loss, food loss at the end of the day you save on food as food rocks.

I guess it's cost effective because you save on the Daikon and I guess the manpower as well save time.

Kind of like a marble, luxurious looking tray, expensive marble rock, like marvel studios.

I don't know, I think it's pretty unique to Japan if you've ever had a sushi or sushi take out.

So here is the tray itself, you can see right here it has little dividers and has little like divots like slots right here.

Also you have this kind of like barrier walls basically if you've ever bought sushi taken it home, put it in your eco bag and you ride your bike which I've done a lot of times and put it in the basket, that thing gets shaken up and then you have like all of your sushi on one side when it comes home for me and like every time you get it from you.

So as you can see those places that were shopping at, don't use this technology, you can shake it around pretty hard, it'll keep all the sushi in place.

Yeah, I don't know how expensive these trays are but it's pretty freaking amazing.

I know like a lot of people are saying oh you shouldn't use plastic trays and whatnot, which is a fair statement.

But Japan does have an interesting culture.

If you guys saw my last video on how Japan will actually take a lot of these trays, watch them and I'll take them to the supermarket to be recycled and watch the video and you can see that entire process.

Definitely Japan, the rest of the world could be doing more, but you know, it is a start.

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This next one is have you ever tried to like heat anything up in the microwave?

And it's just completely melted Like the plastic tray has melted.

Are you doing me or everybody, you're talking to everybody.

Yes, I have melted millions melted a million containers.

That's a lot of melting this one is um pretty interesting because it's good to up to 100 and 10 degrees.

The fact that it doesn't melt is pretty amazing.

It can be 100 and 10 degrees and it can be super super hot inside of the bowl but you can hold it and you won't burn yourself ah styrofoam.

So you can hold it like this and you can pray to the Gods, please give me the hottest bowl of soup.

My hands can hold yeah, there's like a lot of microwaves that make the tray hot and your food cold.

So this one is my favorite because you guys know that I love fried food and these trays, solve all of your problems.

You can see that it has these like special ridges.

If you ever had like many katsu or kaki fry any like fried food.

When you put it at the bottom of the tray, sometimes the oil pulls up, you get like a sickness at the bottom.

They put like a tissue paper to soak up all of that oil, that tissue paper, wax paper, but it still doesn't like suck up all of the oil.

But this one levitates all of your fried food in the air.

You can see how just high kind of stays up raised and all of the fried food rips into this spot here onto the sides.

I wouldn't say oil free, but like drips it all the way.

Not only when you get it, but when you microwave and all that oil starts to drip.

They took regular real life problems that people have and they're just like, oh, why don't we just make a trade like this and boom.

There you have it man, these food trays are making me want to eat some food.

This little white plastic wonder looks like, you know, just your regular average plastic tray that you would probably put salad or lasagna.

What's awesome about this tray is that you, you can actually take one of these trays and you can stack it on another tray like this stackable trays.

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