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Canister set, four
$80.00
Opaque, because light is what stales coffee and spices.
| Material | 18/10 stainless, beech lid |
|---|---|
| The number | Airtight, 0.8–2.4 L |
| Care | Hand wash the bodies to keep the finish even. Lift the gasket to clean under it. |
| Reference | TBL-CANIS |
| Availability | In stock, ships next business day |
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In detail
Glass looks better on a shelf and is worse for the contents. Light degrades ground coffee, dried herbs and paprika within weeks, which is why the trade stores all three in opaque containers. Stainless bodies with beech lids do the job and still look like something.
Four sizes from 0.8 to 2.4 litres for coffee, sugar, flour and tea, with removable silicone gaskets and a positive clamp. Stackable. Hand wash the bodies — a dishwasher will not damage them but it will make the brushed finish patchy over time.
What it is not: airtight in the laboratory sense. A domestic gasket keeps coffee fresh for weeks and biscuits crisp for days; it is not a vacuum, and anything that has to be genuinely sealed for months wants a jar and a fridge rather than a worktop container.
Why this one. Storage is judged on the parts nobody photographs: whether the gasket comes out, whether the filter is a standard size, whether the lid vents, whether the footprint uses a shelf or wastes it. Those four things decide whether a container is still in use in three years or in the back of a cupboard.
