Plastic-free construction: Reduces environmental impact and supports sustainable living
Microwave safe: Allows for convenient reheating and cooking directly from the container
Stackable design: Saves space and maximizes storage efficiency in the kitchen
Universal lids included: Ensures a secure fit and compatibility with various foods
Multiple sizes available: Offers flexibility for different storage and cooking needs
Plastic-free, stainless steel containers that go in the microwave (yes, really) and anywhere else food goes. Three stackable sizes with universal lids and more uses than we have room to list.
Set includes
6 containers
Material
Stainless steel
Closure type
Universal lids included
Shape
Rectangular
Pattern
Solid
Food storage features
Stackable, Microwave safe
4.8
55 ratings
5
4
3
2
1
Exactly as Advertised!
backed these on Kickstarter and I want to get more! yes they do go in the microwave (even the high powered one at work), seal better than any other food storage, and are extremely durable. The hype is real!
S
Seth · Yesterday
Very Impressed
These containers are solid feeling. The metal is thick and the lids are also very well made. The silicone is sturdy and seems like it will last and last. Best of all, the containers are microwavable!!!!
S
Shadd · Yesterday
Amazed. Perfection.
Everything Misen said about these containers they live up to. You can put soup in this and hold it sideways for hours. It does not leak. You can put it in the microwave (with a little pop-up nib in the glass top). You can throw it in the dishwasher. No "distorted melting" effect of the top or bottom. And the absolute best part... I bought 12 (4x small, 4x med, 4x large), and they all nest together with all but 3 tops fitting within them. Collectively they take up far less space than my other 8 storage containers, most of which I'll now be tossing.
A SUGGESTION to Misen! Could you offer multicolored (rainbow or color schemed) sets of microwave pop-up nibs for these? It's very easy to remove and insert these things, and having a pop of various colors would help distinguish whose lunch is whose, or what type of contents are in there, or how quickly they must be eaten, all without having to label or put sticky notes on. Thanks!