MFY 36oz Glass Meal Prep Containers 5-pack 🥣

This set of five 36 oz glass food containers makes batch cooking and weekday meal prep straightforward, keeping lunches organised and portions consistent. The rectangular containers combine sturdy borosilicate glass with snap-on lids to store, freeze and reheat meals for work, school or picnics.

Key Points

The containers use borosilicate glass which the manufacturer states is more resistant to thermal shock than ordinary glass, so you can move dishes from freezer to oven at moderate temperatures. The lids are BPA free and feature an upgraded locking design that aims to be airtight and leak resistant, helping to reduce spills and keep aromas from transferring between foods. These containers are stackable to save cupboard space and their rectangular shape is helpful for fitting into fridges and lunch bags neatly. 🍱

Cleaning is convenient because the glass is dishwasher safe and has a smooth surface that cleans quickly by hand. Note that the lids may be affected by very high dishwasher temperatures, and the manufacturer recommends removing lids before heating in a microwave or oven to preserve the silicone seal and locking clips. 🔧

Benefits

Using this set simplifies portion control and weekly planning, as five identical containers let you prepare several meals at once with consistent size. The oven, microwave and freezer compatibility of the glass allows flexible cooking and reheating options, and switching from disposable packaging to reusable glass reduces single-use plastic waste. Additionally, the transparent glass makes it easy to identify contents at a glance which saves time when organising a fridge or freezer. 🌿

Technical Specifications

• Name: MFY 5 Pack 36oz Glass Containers with Lids
• Capacity: 36 oz / 4.2 cup / 1040 ml
• Dimensions: 8 inch x 6.5 inch x 2.7 inch
• Material: Borosilicate glass; lid material BPA free with removable silicone seal
• Temperature range: -4°F to 752°F (-20°C to 400°C)

Usage Recommendations

For best results, stack containers by glass body rather than by lid to avoid warping the seals over time. When reheating, remove the lid and warm the glass on medium heat to prevent sudden thermal stress. Allow frozen meals to defrost slightly before placing them in a hot oven to reduce the risk of cracking. Consider separating very liquid foods inside a sealed inner layer or using the lids upright during transport to minimise movement and potential leaks.