Dabba is a set of 3 nesting stainless steel food storage containers with food-grade silicone lids, designed for zero-plastic food storage. Includes 600 ml, 900 ml, and 1,200 ml containers.

The ultimate in food storage containers! It doesn't get any safer than this zero plastic product. The container is made of surgical grade stainless steel and the lid is made of food grade silicone.

This is a set of 3 nesting, lightweight, stainless steel food storage containers with transparent silicone lids. The containers are of different sizes (600ml / 20.3 Fl oz, 900ml / 30.4 Fl oz, 1200ml / 40.6 Fl oz) and nest together for storage. The containers are high and low temperature compatible and are perfect for freezing, steaming, microwaving or warming. The semi-transparent silicone lids prevent splattering and have a release valve to let out steam when being used to heat or steam food. These containers are oven safe and can also be used in the microwave for up to 3 minutes continuously. Made from 100% food grade stainless steel, it is non-toxic, highly corrosion resistant, BPA and lead free and also free of micro-plastics. Both the stainless steel container and the silicone lid are dish washer safe.

This container can go from the freezer directly to the microwave or oven. Being light weight, they are great as to-go snack, food containers or lunch box to take to the office.

There is no need for separate seals in this product. The flexible silicone lid creates a leak-proof and air-tight seal. Not having seals means there are no places for debris or mold to build up and the lids can be cleaned very easily.

Really? You can put stainless steel in the microwave? How is that possible? This is the most common question we are being asked. The answer is that it is made possible by eliminating all sharp edges, corners, seams and lips where microwaves can concentrate. So the container has smooth rounded corners and rolled edges for better sealing and to prevent arcing in the microwave.

The product meets United States FDA and LFGB (European) standards for food-contact materials and can withstand up to 400 degree Fahrenheit (220 degree Celsius) Not recommended for use on open flame or induction cooktops as they may cause discoloration or deformation. Avoid heavy impact or drops on the product to prevent deformation or scratches. Wash thoroughly before first use.