About this product
Upgrade your food storage with clear, durable glass
Swap plastic for glass with Zulay Kitchen's 5-piece 36oz storage set. The borosilicate glass feels cool to the touch, and its clarity lets you see contents at a glance, from leafy greens to cooked grains. The gray lids add a modern, understated touch to any fridge or cabinet.
What you get
- Five 36oz rectangular glass containers
- 100% BPA-free borosilicate glass
- Removable silicone rings for an airtight, leak-proof seal
- Snap-locking lids with a rotating hinge for easy use
- Stackable design that helps you organize shelves and drawers
Use cases include packing work lunches, storing leftovers, and preparing meal portions in advance. The containers hold sauces, meats, vegetables, and fruit, helping you keep ingredients fresh longer in the fridge or freezer.
Heat, safety, and care
- Glass withstands high heat up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit; suitable for heating in ovens and microwaves when lids are removed
- Remove lids and silicone rings before heating; lids go back on after cooling
- Containers are dishwasher-safe on the top or bottom rack; lids are best hand-washed
Design and practicality converge in this set: clear visibility, robust construction, space-saving stacking, and versatile use in meal prep, snack packs, and ingredient storage. While individual results vary, many users notice less plastic waste and more organized kitchens as a result of adopting glass storage in place of traditional plastic containers.
FAQ
Q: What is included in the Zulay Kitchen 5 Piece Large 36oz Glass Container Set?
A: Five 36oz glass containers with airtight lids and removable silicone rings; ideal for leftovers and meal prep.
Q: Are these containers microwave, oven, and freezer safe?
A: Yes. The borosilicate glass withstands heat up to 600 degrees Fahrenheit; remove lids and rings before heating.
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