Food Packaging Terms

noun a flexible container with an opening at the top, used for carrying things

• She carried her laptop in a sleek leather bag to the business meeting.
• I'll just throw my stuff in my bag and head out.
• That new backpack is so lit, it's my new go-to bag.
• His words were like a mixed bag of emotions, leaving everyone confused.

noun a thin layer covering something

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• The coating on the metal surface prevents it from rusting.
• I love the chocolate coating on these donuts.
• That car has a sick matte black coating on it.
• Her kindness was like a protective coating against negativity.

noun a large box or receptacle used to hold or transport goods

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• The container was carefully sealed to prevent any leaks during transportation.
• Can you pass me the container with the leftovers?
• I found a cool container to store my snacks in.
• Her heart was like a container overflowing with love.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, such as 'packed' describing a tightly filled or crowded space

• The conference room was packed with attendees eager to hear the keynote speaker.
• The party was packed with people dancing and having a great time.
• The concert was absolutely packed last night, I could barely move!
• Her schedule was so packed with meetings that she barely had time to eat.

verb Sealed is also a verb that means to close or fasten securely.

adjective Sealed is an adjective that describes something that is closed or secured tightly.

• The contract was sealed with a signature from both parties.
• I sealed the envelope before dropping it in the mailbox.
• She sealed the deal with a handshake and a smile.
• His fate was sealed the moment he made that decision.

noun a meal that is prepackaged and ready to eat, typically eaten while watching television

• After a long day at work, I decided to heat up a TV dinner for a quick and easy meal.
• I'm too lazy to cook tonight, so I'm just gonna throw in a TV dinner.
• I'm craving a TV dinner right now, they're so convenient.
• His idea of a gourmet meal is a TV dinner.

noun a person or company that bottles beverages or other products

• The bottler is responsible for ensuring all bottles are properly sealed and labeled before distribution.
• Hey, pass me the bottler so I can start filling these bottles up.
• I heard he's a real bottler when it comes to getting things done quickly.
• She's a bottler when it comes to handling difficult situations with ease.