Anchor HockingSet of 2 20cm TrueFit Square Glass Cake Containers with Lids
R349
About
When it comes to bakeware, Anchor Hocking understands the needs of the consumer like no other. We offer a broad assortment of bakeware to cover a wide range of recipe options. From rectangular baking dishes and square cake dishes, to covered casseroles we offer the most requested bakeware sizes in fashionable silhouettes in the industry. Anchor Hocking glass is a healthier choice over metal bakeware; glass does not warp, stain, retain smells, or leach chemicals into food.
Our Premium Bakeware is designed for the consumer who wants perfection. This collection features over-sized capacities for maximum baking performance and oversized handles for a secure grip. The rounded corners help promote even baking throughout. And it’s beautiful enough to go from oven to table.
Based on this popularity we have paired it with our TrueFit™ lid; the fresh, updated look of the lid is fashionable and allows easy visibility to your food while keeping it fresh. It makes transporting meals a cinch.
Product Features
- Set of 2
- Oven safe glass
- Tempered tough glassware
- Dishwasher safe
- Microwave safe
- Freezer safe
- Designed for hot and cold use
- The glass does not stain or absorb odours
- BPA Free
Product Specifications
- Material: Glass
- Colour: Clear with a clear and red lid
- Diameter: 20cm
- Weight 1.4 kg
- Dimensions 26 × 22 × 6.9 cm
What’s in the box:
- 2 x 20cm Glass Cake Containers
- 2 x Expandable lid
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