Borosil Glass Storage Containers
- BAKE & COOK IN IT
Use the containers as a baking dish in the oven. Our borosilicate glass can be heated up to 400C, which is higher than the highest temperature setting in any oven. Perfect for baking brownies, pastas, breads, bake dishes etc.
- MICROWAVE IT
Reheat leftovers till they are piping hot. The container can be sterilized by microwaving it for 1 minute at the highest temperature setting for 100% safety from germs.
- FREEZE IN IT
Freeze chutneys and purees, or for freezing meat. Thawing frozen food is easy in the microwave - unlike regular glass, our glass will not shatter when the frozen glass is heated.
- SERVE IN IT
Our glass is scratch resistant, so it will look as good as new even after years of usage unlike other glass which scratches easily, making this container as at home on the dining table as in the kitchen.
- STORE IN IT
Say goodbye to a cluttered fridge and hello to a well organized one. See through glass helps you to know what is in your fridge with just a glance and stackable lids allow you to use precious space efficiently.
- TO GO LIKE A PRO
These containers are perfect to pack for work, to the gym or for travel. The leak proof design ensures that your purse or bag stays clean, and the airtight silicone seal keeps the freshness sealed in, so you can have fresh food anytime, anywhere!
- GOOD FOR YOU, GOOD FOR THE PLANET
No more worrying about plastic containers contaminating your food or the environment. Our glass containers do not leach chemicals or react to any foods, and the lids are BPA free.
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