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Glass food containers with plastic lid?

lilo

By lilo
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As i remember we didnt use our containers for gluten containing stuff except for cured meat which has gluten in its sauce.Anyways the containers are glass so its not a problem but the lids are plastic and food touches the silicone lines sometimes . By the way its in good condition and im sure that its not being used for non gluten free stuff for months.

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I just throw my lids in the top rack of the dishwasher.  The lids are not making gluten - so, once any gluten on it or in it has been cleaned or eaten ....there won't be more.

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