Black+Blum Glass Lunch Bowl Slate

SKU: 253102
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The Black+Blum Glass Lunch Bowl Slate is the larger sibling to the Glass Lunch Pot, with a 750ml borosilicate glass bowl set inside a sustainably sourced wood fibre base and topped with a stainless steel lid. The glass and silicone lid are both microwave and oven safe, and a silicone ring built into the base helps protect the glass if dropped and keeps it steady on a moving surface. It's dishwasher and freezer safe too.

Features

  • Microwave safe glass and base: Heat straight in the wood fibre base, which stays cool enough to handle.
  • Oven safe glass and silicone lid: Just not the wood fibre base or stainless steel lid.
  • 100% leak proof: Keeps food secure and mess-free on the move.
  • Dishwasher and freezer safe: Genuinely practical for daily meal prep.
  • Stabilising silicone ring: Built into the base to help protect the glass if dropped and keep it steady on a moving surface like a train.

Specifications

  • Capacity: 750ml
  • Weight: 440g
  • Dimensions: 14cm x 14cm x 8cm
  • Material: Glass, stainless steel, polypropylene, wood fibre, silicone

Care

  • Microwave: Glass bowl, wood fibre base and silicone lid are microwave safe, the stainless steel lid is not. Heat 2 minutes maximum at a time, stirring and repeating if needed.
  • Oven: Only the glass bowl and silicone lid are oven safe. Bring to room temperature first and avoid direct contact with a grill or flame.
  • Dishwasher: All parts are dishwasher safe, ideally on the top rack.
  • Freezer: All parts are freezer safe. Leave room for expansion and fully defrost before reheating.

Questions and Answers

Q: Can the stainless steel lid go in the microwave?
A: No, only the glass bowl, wood fibre base and silicone lid are microwave safe.

Q: Can I put it straight in the oven from the fridge?
A: No, let the glass reach room temperature first to avoid thermal shock.

Q: Why does the steel lid feel stiff sometimes?
A: Wipe the inside thread with a little vegetable oil and let it dry.

Q: Can I carry warm food with the metal lid on?
A: It's best avoided, as it can create a vacuum effect that makes the lids hard to separate.

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