Black + Blum Glass Food Containers - Black - 380ml


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The Black + Blum Glass Food Containers (380ml) are ideal for individuals who prioritize sustainable meal prep, organized storage, and versatile cooking options. These containers provide the key benefit of a secure, leak-proof vacuum seal that extends the freshness of your ingredients, though the smaller 380ml capacity is better suited for snacks, dressings, or individual portions rather than large family-style meals.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Container Volume | 380ml |
| Model Part Number | FBGR-BX-XSPACK3 |
| Brand | Black + Blum |
No, the lids are not oven-safe. Only the glass base should be used in the oven or air fryer.
Yes, the glass bases are microwave safe. Ensure the lid is removed or left ajar when heating.
Yes, Black + Blum uses high-quality, food-safe materials that are free from BPA.
Remove the seals from the lid and wash them by hand in warm soapy water, then rinse and dry thoroughly before replacing.
Yes, the airtight and leak-proof design is suitable for liquids, provided the vacuum seal is engaged correctly.
Check the silicone gasket for debris or damage, and ensure it is pressed firmly into its groove before engaging the push-button.
Ensure the vacuum release valve or push-button is fully activated to equalize the pressure before attempting to lift the lid.
This is often hard water mineral buildup; soak the container in a solution of vinegar and water to restore clarity.
To ensure the longevity of your Black + Blum Glass Food Containers, always inspect the silicone seal before closing to ensure it is clean and free of debris. When using in the oven or air fryer, remove the lid entirely, as only the borosilicate glass base is heat-resistant for those specific applications. For cleaning, the glass bases are dishwasher safe; however, removing the silicone gasket periodically is recommended to prevent food buildup. Avoid using abrasive sponges on the glass to prevent surface scratches that could weaken the material over time. When storing in a freezer, leave a small amount of "headroom" at the top if filling with liquids, as the expansion of frozen food can exert pressure on the glass.