KOMUEE 24-Piece Glass Food Storage Set 🍽️

This set of glass food storage containers streamlines meal prep and everyday food storage by combining durable borosilicate glass bowls with easy-seal plastic lids. Designed for portion control, leftovers and packed lunches, the kit helps keep food fresh while saving space in cabinets and the fridge.

Key Points

The set includes 12 glass containers and 12 snap-on lids in a variety of shapes and sizes, so you can store full meals, snacks or sauces with one coordinated system. The glass is nonporous, which means it resists stains and odors and is easy to clean after use. For reheating, remove the lids and place the glass directly in the microwave or oven according to the manufacturer instructions. 🍱

The lids have silicone seals and a press-fit design to reduce spills and leaks when closed, making the containers convenient for transporting meals to work, the gym or outdoor picnics. Keep in mind that while the glass is oven-safe, the plastic lids should not be used in the oven and should be removed before heating. 🔒

Technical Specifications

• Name: KOMUEE 24 Pieces Glass Food Storage Containers Set
• Pieces: 24 (12 glass containers, 12 plastic lids)
• Material: borosilicate glass for containers, BPA-free plastic lids with silicone seals
• Heat resistance: microwave, oven and freezer safe for glass according to the manufacturer
• Dishwasher safe: glass and lids are dishwasher safe according to the manufacturer

Benefits

Using borosilicate glass allows you to cook, freeze and reheat in the same container, which reduces the need for multiple dishes and saves time during meal prep. The nestable design helps reduce clutter in cupboards, and the various sizes fit different portion needs. The BPA-free lids aim to limit contact with chemicals commonly avoided in food storage. For sensitive foods, using the silicone-sealed lids can help maintain freshness for a longer period.

Usage Recommendations

Stack glass containers nested to save storage space when lids are not attached. When reheating in the microwave or oven, remove the lids first to prevent warping or damage to plastic parts. For long-term freezing, leave a little headspace in the container to allow for food expansion. If you notice persistent stains or odors on lids over time, consider replacing the lids even though the glass often remains stain-free.