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Why Borohouse
Glass food storage, reimagined from top to bottom
100% Glass Contact
Food only touches borosilicate glass — never plastic, not even on the lid.
Thermal Shock Proof
Withstands 120°C temperature shifts. Fridge → microwave → table — one dish, no transfer.
Stack & Store
Designed to stack cleanly in the fridge, pantry, or suitcase. Every shape fits.
Built to Last
Thick borosilicate glass and tempered glass lids. Made for years of daily use, not months.
Store. Bake. Serve. One Dish Does All
Tempered glass lid
zero plastic contact
The lid is glass too — no silicone against the food, no BPA, no odor and no staining. And you can see what is inside without lifting it.
Freezer to microwave
to oven, one dish.
High borosilicate glass takes a sudden change in temperature without cracking, so the same container stores, reheats and bakes. Vent the lid before microwaving, and let it rest a moment before lifting — steam gathers fast.
Dishwasher safe,
the whole set.
Container and lid both go on the rack, and the glass stays clear after hundreds of washes. Less hand-washing, fewer dishes to move.
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Meal prep recipes and glass container guides
Every recipe here is built the way we cook: cook once, store it properly, eat well for days. Each one uses containers we actually tested, so the portions, the storage times and the reheating notes all hold up in a real kitchen.
Eat Well,
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Simple, delicious, high-protein recipes — low-effort, zero-intimidation. Every dish designed for your everyday life.
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Classic Beef Chili
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Classic Beef Chili
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Frequently asked questions
Can I take it from the freezer directly to the microwave?
Yes, for the glass body. Microwaving is gradual heating and typically stays within the 120°C thermal shock limit of borosilicate glass. Always open the steam valve before microwaving to release pressure.
Note: Do NOT transfer directly from freezer to oven or stovetop — that kind of rapid temperature change exceeds the thermal shock range.
Why do I need to open the valve in the microwave?
Heating creates steam and pressure inside the container. Opening the valve lets steam escape, which prevents the lid from popping off and keeps the seal intact long-term.
Always vent before microwaving. It takes two seconds and saves you a lot of mess.
Can I put the lid in the oven?
No. Only the glass body is oven-safe. Always remove the entire lid (glass lid or PP lid) before placing the container in the oven or on the stovetop.
The glass lid is designed for sealing, storing, and microwaving — not for direct oven heat.
How do I remove the silicone seal for cleaning?
Gently pull the silicone seal out of its groove in the lid with your fingers — it comes out easily. Wash with warm soapy water, rinse, and dry completely before pressing it back into the groove.
All parts are dishwasher safe (top rack recommended). We still recommend removing the seal periodically for a deeper clean.
Is the glass really unbreakable?
No glass is unbreakable. Borosilicate glass is more resistant to thermal shock and impact than regular soda-lime glass, but it can still break if dropped or struck against hard surfaces.
Handle with care — the same way you'd treat any quality glassware.
Can I use it for meal prep and stack in the fridge?
Absolutely. Borohouse containers are designed specifically for stackable storage — perfect for meal prep, leftovers, and batch cooking.
Just make sure lids are fully sealed and valves are closed before stacking.
What sizes are available, and which one should I get?
We carry two main sizes in the Glass-Lid Series: 37oz (4.6 cup) for lunch portions and side dishes, and 74oz (9.3 cup) for family-sized meals and batch cooking.
New to Borohouse? Start with the 4-Pack Mixed Set — you get two of each size, which covers most meal prep needs.
What's the difference between Glass-Lid and 4-Clip series?
Both use borosilicate glass bodies. The difference is in the lid:
Glass-Lid Series— Tempered glass lid with silicone seal and steam valve. Sleeker look, lighter feel, microwave with the lid on (vented).
4-Clip Series— Glass lid with four locking clips and silicone seal. He-duty seal, ideal for liquid foods and traveling.
Both are 100% glass contact — zero plastic touching your food.
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