The Black+Blum Glass Lunch Pot Large Slate pairs a lightweight 600ml borosilicate glass bowl with a protective, sustainably sourced wood fibre base and a stainless steel lid. The glass and silicone lid are both microwave and oven safe, and the wood fibre base barely retains heat, so it can be handled straight out of the microwave. It's dishwasher and freezer safe too, making it a genuinely practical option for daily meal prep.
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.
- Sustainably sourced wood fibre base: Made from a mix of polypropylene and 30% PEFC wood fibre.
Specifications
- Capacity: 600ml
- Weight: 380g
- Dimensions: 12cm x 12cm x 9.5cm
- Material: Glass, stainless steel, polypropylene, wood fibre, silicone
Care
- Microwave: Glass pot, 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 pot 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 pot, wood fibre base and silicone lid are microwave safe, not the steel lid.
Q: Can I put it straight in the oven from the fridge?
A: No, let the glass come to room temperature first, as a sudden change in temperature can cause it to crack.
Q: Why does the steel lid feel stiff sometimes?
A: Wipe the inside of the lid 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 placing the metal lid directly onto the silicone lid while hot can create a vacuum effect that makes them hard to separate.