The 7 Best Glass Tupperware Containers for Delicious Leftovers and Organized Meal Prep

The Vtopmart Glass Food Storage Containers are an excellent budget option, priced at less than $4 per container. I like how the eight-piece set includes both square and rectangular containers in a range of sizes, whether you need to store random leftovers or meal prep office lunches. The borosilicate glass containers can go from the freezer to the microwave and oven, but the clear plastic lids are only freezer-safe.

While you may often reheat your tupperware in the microwave, the beauty of glass is that it’s also typically oven-safe. This Rubbermaid set is heat-safe up to 450°F, doubling as bakeware, so you don’t have to dirty another dish. The containers even have handles on either side to make them easier to remove from the oven.

This set is for someone who wants identical sizes—it comes with four 3.2-cup tupperware containers. The included plastic lids are freezer- and microwave-safe, but you’ll need to take them off before heating food in the oven.

Not all tupperware containers have to be rectangular—this Pyrex mixing bowl set is a great option for proofing bread, chilling cooking dough, or meal prepping salad. Made with borosilicate glass, the three bowls come with similar plastic lids to the Pyrex Simply Store Set. And the ribbed design gives them a stylish retro flair.

Caraway, the popular non-toxic nonstick cookware brand, also makes chic glass containers, but you’ll pay a premium price. This 1-quart container is a great size for keeping coffee beans or other dry goods fresh. The locking plastic lid reminds me of the popular OXO Pop Containers, but these are made with glass. The container also comes in a 2.5- and a 4-quart size, which are easily stackable in a cabinet or displayed on your countertop.

If you like to decant your dry goods into glass containers to maximize freshness and minimize microplastics, then this is the set for you. The ComSaf glass canisters come with airtight bamboo lids and are a more affordable alternative to the Caraway containers. The six-piece set is about $7 per container, and they’re also stackable, although the flat tops are not quite as secure.