How To Organize Your Kitchen

To organize your kitchen's storage space is vital for your home's regular routines.

Once you ascertain your dream organized kitchen, you can determine what kind of glass containers will fit your food storage needs.

Why glass containers?

Choosing glass containers helps better preserve the quality of food since glass is nonabsorbent, which reduces issues with germs and smells.

When exploring glass food containers, you should consider lid material, set variety, features, and cleaning and maintenance. Researching each aspect will help you decide on the best storage for your home.

We make that decision easier, Our glass containers comes in a large set, easy to nest for storage, multiple shapes and sizes. The thick glass won’t hold onto stains or smells, and it’s safe to use in the oven, microwave, freezer, and dishwasher.

Glass is the gold standard for food storage because it can be used everywhere from the microwave to the oven to the freezer. And our tempered glass avoid cracking with temperature changes (-20 to 280 degrees). The containers (not the lids) can also be used in the oven and microwave oven and you don’t have to worry about any lingering smells or stains.

How to choose the lid

This depends on what you are doing. Most people will find that plastic lids will work just fine as a multipurpose option. These lids can store your dry food in the freezer and outside of it. Plastic lids also are leakproof and are simply easier to open.

When choosing the right glass food storage container, you’ll want to make sure you pay attention to the lid. You’ll come across plastic, metal, wood, and glass lids and each has its pros and cons. If you want to be able to heat up a container in a microwave, make sure the lids are compatible.

Glass containers are great to use for storage, because nothing can chew through to the contents. This is also the case for the lid material. While the lid may add to a container's aesthetic, if there’s even a possibility for pests, you'll want to go with an airtight option.

How to Choose

When you’re narrowing down choices, think about some of its features. Do you need tempered or borosilicate glass? Is leakproof necessary? What about an oven-safe, microwave-safe, and freezer-safe container? Depending on your needs you’ll find that one that works better than the others. Just remember that if the goal is to store your food safely in the freezer, then tempered or borosilicate glass is the answer.

The nonporous nature of glass just makes your life easier for cooking and longevity. All glass food containers should have some ease when you’re cleaning them and using them for your food. When debating whether glass food containers are great for storage and reheating, Storage glass casseroles or glass bowls are great for storing leftovers in the fridge as they can just easily be transferred into the microwave to heat up.