Glass Food Containers and Pantry Jars — Everything You Need to KnowUpdated 2 hours ago

For the full guide on choosing, using, and caring for your glassware — materials, temperature limits, cleaning, and storage — see our Glassware Care Guide. A few extra specifics worth knowing that aren't covered there:

Staining

Foods that naturally stain — turmeric, pasta sauce, beetroot, and similar — can leave marks on your containers or jar lids over time. If this happens, soak the affected part in a bicarb soda and water solution for about 2 hours, which should lift most staining.

Air fryer use

Yes, our Glass Food Containers can go in the air fryer — just stay within the same temperature-safe range covered in the Care Guide.

Stacking and nesting

Containers of the same size will stack neatly on top of each other, with or without the lid on. They won't nest inside one another, though — that's a feature specific to ranges like our Stainless Steel Mixing Bowls or Tufferware Trio, not the glass range.