☕️ Airtscape Coffee and Food Storage Canister - Preserving Food Freshness with Patented Airtight Lid and Two Way Valve, Stainless Steel Container, 7-Inch Medium Can, Candy Apple Red Review

I really like these. This is the best. I use it for flour since I'm a baker. They're a bit pricey, but sometimes you get what you pay for. If you use it for coffee, you'll get off easier than me. I have a few large ones as I use multiple types of flour. I have some medium sized loose yeast. My only criticism is that they aren't very large and can hold a 5 pound sack of flour. Also, they sent me the wrong color once, but it was better than what I ordered, so it's hard to complain about that. In…

I like the product. This is great for keeping coffee beans fresh. It is also attractive and of excellent quality. One thing I absolutely hate: The labels on the container and on the lid are old-fashioned labels that stick on. I thought that all companies got smarter and started using sticky labels that peel off easily with no sticky residue. No, these labels are glued on and when I peel off the labels and remove the adhesive I should look at the scratches left after removal. Let's do it guys…

I bought this to store coffee beans. When you're spending good money on high-quality, freshly roasted beans, you need to be smart about storage. Sometimes toast bags are difficult to open and reseal, let alone stick a shovel in the hole. Problem solved with this smart canister. The hole is nice and wide, making it easy to scoop out the grains you want. The inner lid lowers as far as necessary to the surface of the content volume. Air is squeezed out when you push down, and then you seal it by…

This is an exceptional container for storing ground coffee or coffee beans. I've tried many others but nothing has lasted my coffee as long as Airscape. I had the smaller version which would have been great for tea bags but only holds about half a pound of coffee. This one is big and easily holds a pound! A lot of people have spoken about how light the product is and I agree, but as long as you're not throwing pots at it in the closet it's fine. I've had my little one for over a year and he…

This is one of the most innovative container designs I've seen in years! A metal can with a plastic/rubber insert that slides inside the van and pushes the air out of the unused space is a great idea! In addition, the top of the canister features a transparent plastic lid that seals the container. If you don't overfill the canister, there's even room to leave a scoop on top of the inner seal in the canister. The measuring tool is then available whenever you use the item stored in the canister…

I like to grind roasted coffee beans so I buy freshly roasted coffee beans from the local roastery. To keep them fresh I decided to try this container since the roaster listed them in their shop. I'm the only one in my house who grinds coffee beans. My wife prefers Keurig so it takes me a while (over 30 days) to digest a 1lb sack of coffee beans. While I was able to store the beans in the bag the roaster gave me, the bag isn't very easy to get in and out of, so I wanted a container with a large

Great product. I roast my coffee beans at home and have tried different types of containers to keep them fresh. Freshly roasted ground coffee beans "bloom" when you add water to brew a cup. Looks like bubbles of gas, probably carbon dioxide, from beans. This will disappear after a few days of normal storage. In the air, my coffee blooms for 7-10 days. I was really amazed. Like fresh bread, coffee only stays fresh for about a week. Minimizing exposure to oxygen appears to preserve freshness…