Home & Kitchen
Quick verdict
The fix for leftovers that taste of yesterday's curry - glass takes no stain and no odor, and the lids actually seal. It is glass, so it is heavy and it can break, and the lids are not oven-safe; these are lunch-and-fridge containers, not baking dishes.
An eight-piece borosilicate glass storage set with four rectangular and four square containers ranging from 5 to 35.1 ounces, each with a four-hinge snap lid and removable silicone seal, rated from minus 4 to 752 degrees Fahrenheit.
Meal preppers, office lunch carriers, and anyone storing leftovers who is tired of plastic containers going opaque and smelly.
Anyone planning to bake in them with the lid on, or to carry one in a backpack daily - glass adds weight and breakage risk. For freezer-only storage, cheaper plastic is fine.
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