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WHAT YOU NEED TO BREW A PERFECT CUP OF COFFEE
ZERO JAPAN CANISTERS
For the best cup of coffee, start with storing your beans
properly to maintain its freshness and flavor!
YOUR BEAN'S BIGGEST ENEMIES ARE...
Air, moisture, heat, and light.
Did you know – coffee's retail packaging is generally not ideal for long-term storage as it does not protect the beans from air, moisture, heat, or light?
So, what is the simple, easy, and stylish solution to protecting your coffee beans and maximizing its flavor?
Store your beans in our ceramic canisters!
In order to preserve your beans’ fresh roasted flavor as long as possible, it's recommended to store them in an opaque, air-tight container at room temperature. Glass containers are less effective as they let the light in and compromise the taste of your coffee beans.
Also, keep your beans in a dark and cool location. A cabinet near the oven is often too warm, and so is a spot on the kitchen counter that gets strong afternoon sun.
Now, taste the difference in your cup of morning coffee.
WHY BEE HOUSE CANISTERS?
Our Universal Canisters have been lovingly utilized by 10 million people around the world since its first creation in 1980 for its timeless and classic design.
ZERO JAPAN craftsmen were one of the first ceramists to seamlessly combine ceramics, steel, and silicone together to create modern and highly functional canisters.
Its thoughtfully designed features include an air-tight silicone along the outer part of ceramic lid to keep food fresh for a longer period by sealing up the inside from moisture, especially high in the summertime.
Since it's made out of non-translucent ceramic material, our canisters will further protect the food from discoloration and faster deterioration caused by UV from sunlight – more effectively than the glass or plastic canisters.
Plus, ceramic canisters make a tasteful organizers to effistore your favorite coffee beans and other kitchen essentials!
Since 1980, over 10 million pieces of BEE HOUSE canisters have been sold worldwide.
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