My husband ruined the Thanksgiving leftovers

I shouldn't be this upset about something that I can logically understand isn't a big deal. But this made me so angry that I had to vent about it. My husband bought these meal prep containers that I assumed were for his work meals. We had our family Thanksgiving today, and when I came into the kitchen afterwards my husband was packing the leftovers into the meal prep containers that he bought. Instead of putting each food into its own container, he put a little scoop of each thing into every container to make what he called a "complete" Thanksgiving dinner. He even included the cranberry sauce. Now we have like 10 "dinners" that are just a pile of everything with gravy all over it.

We have been married for 8 years, and my husband knows that I do not like my food to touch and that I really hate certain foods like green bean casserole and stuffing. We have never stored leftovers this way, so I don't know why he suddenly thought this was a good idea. Different foods need to be microwaved for different times, and things like cranberry sauce should stay cold. I'm not going to eat these meals, so I feel like the leftovers are ruined and will be wasted. That upsets me A LOT because every year I look forward to eating the same thing for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the next 4 to 5 days. Like I get super excited about Thanksgiving leftovers. This just feels like he didn't even take my feelings into consideration. Maybe he didn't realize it, but I'm just having a really hard time dealing with it. Any advice would be appreciated.

Update: My husband felt really bad afterwards and apologized profusely. He said that he knows that I don't like cooking and reheating things so he thought this would make it easier and more convenient for me. I think he genuinely was trying to help but just missed the mark. He left out the foods that he hadn't yet added to the meal prep containers, so I do still have something to eat. He also cleaned the whole kitchen last night to try and make it up to me.

To the people wondering whether he contributed to the Thanksgiving labor, he is a very good cook and usually does most of the cooking in our family. He made the turkey, mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, and several appetizers, and I made a dessert and cornbread the day before. So this was definitely not a "stealing my labor" type of situation. I think he genuinely made a mistake and felt really bad afterwards, and when we talked about it he was definitely remorseful and wouldn't do that again in the future.