Bamboo Storage Box with Lid for Tea, Coffee, Sugar and Spices

Everything on the open shelf matches, and then there is the plastic tub the tea lives in, which is why the tea usually ends up back in its packet behind a cupboard door.

What Are the Key Features of This Bamboo Box with a Bamboo Body, Not Just a Bamboo Lid?

• The walls are the wood: a bamboo body lets this stand on an open shelf as an object, where plain storage would be hidden in a cupboard.
• Nothing sees through it: tea, ground coffee and whole spices fade in daylight long before their date, and an opaque box on a bright shelf keeps them in the dark all day.
• Dry goods only: leaves, beans, sugar cubes, nuts and whole spices. Nothing wet, oily or straight out of a hot pan goes in.
• Wipe it dry, never soak it: no washing-up bowl and no machine. Wood that takes on water swells, and a swollen box has a lid that no longer sits flat.
• Sized for the coffee corner: listed at 500 ml, it holds the one thing you reach for daily beside the kettle. It is too small for a sack of flour.

Where Can You Use This Bamboo Storage Box?

• Beside the kettle with the tea in it
• Beside the machine with the coffee beans in it
• On the open shelf holding the sugar cubes you put out when people come
• On a bright shelf next to a window, where light is what fades tea, ground coffee and dried spices
• Dry goods only: leaves, beans, sugar cubes, nuts and whole spices; nothing wet, nothing oily, nothing hot out of a pan

Why Choose an All-Bamboo Box Over a Bamboo Lid on a Plastic Jar?

• A bamboo body: the box is bamboo all the way through, where a plastic jar only has a bamboo cap on top, so it can stay out where you use it.

Details

Material & Build

• Bamboo: the walls themselves are the material, with no plastic jar under a cap.
• Supplied with a lid: our listing describes the closure as airtight.
• Nothing sees through it: that matters on a shelf that gets daylight.

Dimensions

• Capacity: 500 ml.

Care

• Dry goods only.

Specifications