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Debenhams£35.99Visit shop Atek Unisex Clear 10 Pack Food Prep & Storage Glass Containers With Lids - Airtight Glass Meal Prep Containers Reusable For Freezer Lunch Boxes In
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The ATEK Meal Prep Containers are designed for busy individuals and home cooks who prioritize food longevity and safety. These high-quality borosilicate glass vessels provide a secure, airtight solution for organizing bulk meals or daily lunches, though users should be mindful that they are heavier than plastic alternatives and require careful handling to prevent breakage.
| Model Part Number | 5060955537490 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ATEK |
| Container Volume | 1064.64 |
Yes, the borosilicate glass is designed to withstand microwave temperatures, but you should remove the lid before heating.
Yes, the durable glass is suitable for freezer use, but leave a small amount of head space at the top to allow for food expansion.
Yes, the containers are made of high-quality glass and food-safe materials.
Borosilicate glass is oven-safe, but ensure the lid is removed and avoid placing cold glass directly into a preheated oven to prevent thermal shock.
Wash the lids promptly after use with high-pigment foods to minimize potential staining of the seal or plastic components.
Ensure the silicone gasket is correctly seated in the lid groove and not twisted.
Soak the container in warm soapy water for 15 minutes before scrubbing with a non-abrasive sponge.
To ensure the longevity of your ATEK containers, handle them with care as you would with any glassware. When stacking, it is recommended to place a thin protective barrier between containers if storing them for long periods to prevent surface scratches. The containers are generally dishwasher safe; however, placing the lids on the top rack is recommended to preserve the integrity of the sealing gasket. Always allow glass to reach room temperature before subjecting it to extreme temperature shifts to minimize the risk of thermal shock.
