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Caraway Glass 4.4 Cup Food Container - Ceramic Coated for Nonstick Storage with Glass Lids - Dishwasher, Oven & Microwave Safe
Caraway Glass 4.4 Cup Food Container - Ceramic Coated for Nonstick Storage with Glass Lids - Dishwasher, Oven & Microwave Safe
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Caraway's ceramic-coated glass container transforms everyday food storage into a design statement. Perfect for the home baker and everyday cook, this 4.4-cup vessel combines elegant aesthetics with thoughtful functionality—storage that's meant to be displayed, not hidden away.
📦 At a Glance
✨ Aesthetic Meets Function
Designed to be admired, this ceramic-coated glass container keeps food fresh while elevating your kitchen display. The transparent glass lid offers at-a-glance visibility of contents, and the refined nesting design pairs seamlessly with Caraway's complementary collection for personalized meal prep and organized storage.
🛡️ Clean & Safe Materials
Thoughtfully crafted without PTFE, PFOA, PFAS, or BPA, this container prioritizes what matters most. The proprietary ceramic coating delivers a naturally nonstick surface that resists staining and odor retention, while the durable glass body withstands microwave, oven, refrigerator, and freezer temperatures for versatile year-round use.
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