I use lots of glass tubs to store food in the fridge and cartons for milk.
My different kinds of tea are stored in nice tins and I also use bowls to eat my breakfast, salads, rice, etc.
I think, I use all types of this containers. Maybe the most usable type of container for me is packet, because when you buy food at supermarket, and you already stay in the queue near cash register, you can see, that many products in your trolley are in packets. I also use something like carton for keeping milk, but this container doesn't have lid. As I remember, I use tin only for keeping tea. Except containers, that are shown in this list, I use a sealed lunch-box for taking dinner to the job.
I use jar, carton and tube; nevertheless I prefer to use the glass containers for storing food or the boxes for other purposes in place of ones plastic containers.
We use bottles the most. We usually use the water bottles for drinking water. We also use the milk bottles for drinking milk and we use milk for making cereals, puddings, custard and other sweet dishes etc.
A carton is used for milk, a jar is used for jam, a bottle is used for water, a box is used for home delivery, and a stylish jug is used for decoration. ....! ;)
I guess most people use all of them. We buy milk and juice in a TetraPak. Is it also called a carton?
I’m also surprised to learn that the British Council website doesn’t work well with Safari on iPad or iPhone. For example, I could not answer the 5. question because I could not pull it down/move it! And that in the year 2020 is quite a thing!
I use lots of glass tubs to store food in the fridge and cartons for milk.
My different kinds of tea are stored in nice tins and I also use bowls to eat my breakfast, salads, rice, etc.
I use the bowl the most to contain the rice and eat in it. I also use the tubs, the packets to contain foods in the fridge.
I use very often a carton of milk, tins and cans within different products.
I reckon I use can all the time bc most of the fizzy drinks come in a can.
I think, I use all types of this containers. Maybe the most usable type of container for me is packet, because when you buy food at supermarket, and you already stay in the queue near cash register, you can see, that many products in your trolley are in packets. I also use something like carton for keeping milk, but this container doesn't have lid. As I remember, I use tin only for keeping tea. Except containers, that are shown in this list, I use a sealed lunch-box for taking dinner to the job.
I normally use glass containers like tubs to store food in the fridge.