Airscape Coffee and Food Storage Canister, 64 oz – Patented Airtight Lid Preserves Food Freshness – Stainless Steel – Brushed Steel
Airscape Coffee and Food Storage Canister, 64 oz patented airtight container preserves food freshness. The perfect fusion of design and durability, Planetary Design has revolutionized storage canisters with patented Airscape technology! Unlike canisters that lock the air inside with the contents, the AirScape Canister is an innovative container that removes substance-eating air. The valve forces
Airscape Coffee and Food Storage Canister, 64 oz patented airtight container preserves food freshness. The perfect fusion of design and durability, Planetary Design has revolutionized storage canisters with patented Airscape technology! Unlike canisters that lock the air inside with the contents, the AirScape Canister is an innovative container that removes substance-eating air. The valve forces the air out, then locks the lid in place. Great for storing coffee, tea, herbs, nuts, cereal, sugar, cookies and much more! Made from restaurant-grade 18/8 stainless steel with an enamel paint finish. Durable construction resists staining as well as odor and taste transfer. 64 ounce capacity measures 4.5″ wide x 7″ high, and holds approximately 1 lb of dry coffee. Hand wash recommended. See our other listings for more sizes and color options!
Product Features
- Original Airscape coffee and food storage canister with patented lid removes and locks out air to preserve and protect freshness and flavor.
- Airscape Canisters are ideal for extending the life of your coffee, tea, flour, sugar, cereal, cookies, seeds, herbs, nuts, pet food or any perishable good.
- Airscape Coffee and Food Storage Canister is BPA-Free and made from restaurant-grade stainless steel with an enamel paint finish. Multiple colors available!
- Features a clear airtight insert that allows you to see how much is left in the container.
- A perfect size for your kitchen counter or pantry! 64 oz. canister holds approximately 1 lb of dry coffee. Measures: 4.5″w x 7″h. Also available in 32 oz.
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