New Arrivals Glasslock Oven Safe Glass Food Container Set 4 Pack

Shatter Resistant Oven Safe Tempered Glass Container
100% Air & Liquid Tight BPA Free Lid with Easy Open & Close Snap Lock Lids
Oven Safe up to 230°C (glass base only)
Microwave*, Freezer & Top Rack Dishwasher Safe
Stain & odour resistant

Glasslock glass food containers are the perfect choice to store food and cook food in the oven or microwave*, then pop left overs in the fridge or the freezer without the need to transfer it to a new container.

Glasslock comes in a variety of sizes & shapes. The different sizes in each shape (round, square & rectangular) are nestable in your cupboard when not in use to save on storage space, as are the round mixing bowls, great news for kitchenware junkies with limited cupboard space!

Pack includes two rectangular and two square container.  Each shape is nestable so they stack away inside each other when not in use and take up less cupboard space.

1 x 485ml rectangular container | 148mm x 99mm x 57mm
1 x 970ml rectangular container | 177mm x 131mm x 68mm
1 x 405ml square container | 115mm x 115mm x 57mm
1 x 900ml square container | 148mm x 148mm x 68mm

Made from – Shatter Resistant Oven Safe Tempered Glass (base), BPA Free polypropylene & silicone seal (lid)

Tips for use & care

Hand wash or use a mild cycle in the dishwasher using the top rack.
Avoid abrasive scourers
Not suitable for use on hotplates
The silicone seal in the lid can and should be removed for washing to avoid water being trapped and mould growing.
Avoid severe & sudden temperature changes. (ie: frozen meals should be defrosted before putting back in the oven)
If using the lid in the microwave, ensure it is unlatched & loosely sitting on top. Open away from the body to avoid scalding
When using in the freezer, only fill to a maximum of 80% as food & liquids expand when frozen.
This product is covered under warranty for 1 year due to manufacturing defects. Call 1800 252 624 for further information.

*Note: For health reasons, we don’t recommend the use of microwave ovens (refer to Health Home, Health Family for more information). However, if you do need to use one, we highly recommend it’s done in a glass food container and not a plastic one and try to avoid cooking protein in a microwave oven.