Urban Green XXLarge Glass Food Storage Containers – 76oz (2-Pack) with Bamboo Lids, Oven, Microwave & Freezer Safe

Elevate your kitchen with Urban Green

Urban Green offers a plastic-free, earth-friendly alternative to traditional plastic food storage. This XXLarge 2-pack features two clear borosilicate glass containers, each holding up to 76oz (2260ml), making it easy to batch cook, store leftovers, and keep ingredients organized. The combination of durable glass and natural bamboo lids brings a calm, minimalist aesthetic to your pantry, while providing a practical solution for everyday meals.

Why this set stands out

• ✅ PREMIUM BOROSILICATE GLASS: Clear, non-porous glass that resists staining and odors, so food colors stay true and flavors stay fresh.
• ✅ ECO-FRIENDLY LIDS: Bamboo lids are plastic-free and BPA-free, with a silicone seal for airtight storage—without relying on plastics.
• ✅ VERSATILE HEAT AND COLD TOLERANCE: Containers are oven safe up to 600°F (do not place directly on heat), and suitable for microwave, fridge, and freezer use.

Practical use cases

• Meal prep for lunches, dinners, and large batch recipes—store in the fridge or freezer for later the same week.
• Right-sized for family meals, batch cooking, and portion control—keep ingredients visible and organized on the shelf.

Care, safety, and longevity

• Glass is dishwasher safe; lids should be washed by hand and air-dried to preserve the bamboo finish.
• Lids are airtight but not leak-proof; avoid dishwasher exposure to extend lid life.
• Do not use the containers directly on an open flame or stove top; allow for safe reheating by transferring contents as needed.

What you get

• 2 x XXLarge glass containers (76oz/2260ml each) with bamboo lids
• Dimensions: approx. 9.7 x 7.7 x 3.0 inches; lid capacity enhances stacking and storage
• Eco-friendly materials, 100% plastic-free design, and recyclable components

Whether you’re organizing a busy week or simply choosing a greener kitchen option, these containers offer a practical, stylish solution without promising guaranteed results—just the possibility of easier, more mindful meal storage.