Quick answer
Start with Misen's Microplastic-Free Meal System — a 12-piece glass dish set plus free essentials — to build a durable, reusable lunch kit that eliminates single-use plastic.
Why glass over plastic for lunch containers
Glass containers don't absorb stains or odors from foods like tomato sauce or curry, so your lunch kit stays fresh and clean after every wash. Unlike plastic, glass won't leach microplastics into your meal when heated or scratched. The trade-off is weight: glass is heavier than plastic, so factor that in if you carry your lunch on a long commute.
What the bundle includes and what you still need
The Microplastic-Free Meal System gives you 12 clear glass dishes in various sizes, plus a free Cookbooklet and Anyhand Mitts. That covers containers for mains, sides, and snacks. You'll still want a reusable insulated bag or lunch tote, a stainless steel water bottle, and reusable utensils to complete the kit.
How to build your zero-waste lunch kit in 5 steps
- Choose your container sizes: Select a few dishes from the 12-piece set that fit your typical lunch portions. Use the smaller dishes for snacks or sides, and the larger ones for main courses. Glass lids seal tightly to prevent leaks. Match container size to portion to avoid overpacking or wasted space.
- Pack a balanced meal in layers: Place wet ingredients like dressings or sauces in a small separate dish to keep greens crisp. Stack containers in your lunch bag with heavier dishes at the bottom. Keep wet and dry items separate until you eat to maintain texture.
- Add reusable utensils and a napkin: Include a stainless steel fork and spoon, a cloth napkin, and a reusable straw. Avoid single-use plastic cutlery and paper napkins. A small pouch keeps utensils clean and easy to grab.
- Use the Anyhand Mitts for hot meals: If you plan to reheat your lunch in a microwave or oven, the included Anyhand Mitts protect your hands when handling hot glass dishes. Glass heats evenly and doesn't warp like plastic. Always use mitts — glass gets hot quickly and stays hot longer than plastic.
- Clean and store for the next day: Rinse dishes right after lunch to prevent food from drying on. Glass is dishwasher-safe, so you can toss everything in the dishwasher for easy cleanup. Let dishes cool before stacking to avoid thermal shock. Daily rinsing prevents stains and keeps your kit ready for tomorrow.
Product facts
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The Microplastic-Free Meal System: This bundle saves you 34% compared to buying the items separately, and includes 12 clear glass dishes plus two free essentials — the Cookbooklet and Anyhand Mitts. You get a complete set of reusable containers at a discount, so you don't have to hunt for individual pieces to start packing plastic-free lunches right away.
The Microplastic-Free Meal System