Founder Batch № 001–500  ·  Designed in Idaho
Glass & stainless steel berry keeper

Two weeks of fresh berries. Plastic-free.

Your berries never sit in the moisture that turns them to mush.

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The Berry — glass container with stainless steel colander basket full of strawberries and blueberries
The clamshell problem

Your berries are drowning in their own water.

Moisture pools in the clamshell, the bottom berries sit in it, and mold spreads from there.

The Berry lifts fruit above the moisture leaving them dry, airy, and fresh for longer.

Day 1Both fresh
Day 3Clamshell: bottom layer soft
Day 5Clamshell: first mold spot
Day 7The Berry: still firm
Day 12The Berry: still breakfast
One vessel, three moves

Rinse. Lift. Store. Done.

Rinsing berries under running water in the stainless basket
01

Rinse in the basket

Berries go straight from the store into the stainless basket. Run it under the tap — the basket is the colander.

Lifting the stainless basket from the glass container as water drains through
02

Lift to drain

Raise the basket, let it shed. Every drop falls through the perforation instead of clinging to your fruit.

Closing the glass lid on The Berry full of fresh berries
03

Store it sealed

Basket back in, lid on, fridge. Berries hang above the drip zone in sealed glass until you finish the last one.

What it's made of

Three materials. Not one is plastic.

The vessel

Borosilicate glass

The lab-grade glass — thermally stable, stain-proof, taste-proof. It will look this clear in ten years.

The basket

304 stainless steel

Food-grade, rust-proof, dishwasher-anything. The same steel your best knives trust.

The seal

Platinum silicone

The one soft part, where the glass lid meets the glass base. Medical-grade, taste-free, heat-stable — the premium tier of silicone, not the plastic shortcut everyone else uses.

"I got tired of throwing away half of every berry box I bought — so I'm building the container I couldn't find. Designed, prototyped, and assembled by hand in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho."

Lance — founder, Cliffe Kitchen

Questions

Everything else you'd ask.

Is it dishwasher safe?

Yes — all of it. The borosilicate vessel, the glass lid, and the stainless basket all go in the dishwasher. No hand-wash-only parts, no gasket that dies in the heat.

Really no plastic? Anywhere?

The vessel and lid are glass, the basket is 304 stainless steel. The lid seal is food-grade silicone — a mineral-based rubber, not a petroleum plastic — and it's the only soft part in the product.

What fits inside?

A full pound of strawberries, two pints of blueberries, or one very ambitious batch of cherries. Sized for the family fridge shelf, not the dollhouse one.

When does it ship?

The numbered founder batch ships first, in waitlist order. Join the list and you'll get your number, the production timeline as it happens, and first claim before any public launch.

Founder Batch № 001–500

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