BPA-Free Plastic Bread Storage Box with Swing Cabinet Door

Baladi bread left out on the counter is stone by the evening. The same bread knotted into its plastic bag sweats overnight and comes out sour. Neither of those is a place to keep bread.

What Are the Key Features of This Bread Box with a Swing Cabinet Door?

• A door that swings, not a lid that lifts - it needs no clear space above it, so it can live in the low gap under a wall cabinet where a lidded bread box simply cannot be opened.
• Opens with one hand - you come in from the bakery with bread in one hand and the door in the other, instead of putting the bread down on the counter first.
• Plastic rather than wood or steel - bread leaves crumbs and a little damp in a box, which stains wood and spots steel at the seams; a plastic shell takes a wet cloth to the corners and dries.
• Sold as BPA-free - this is the container where food rests against the walls for days rather than for the length of a meal, so it is the one worth having that stated on.
• Brown, Pink Granite or White - pick the one that disappears into your kitchen: Brown against wood-finish units, Pink Granite in the speckled stone-look kitchens, White with anything else.

Where Can You Put This Bread Storage Box?

• On the counter in the low gap under a wall cabinet, where a lift-off lid cannot open at all
• Coming in from the bakery with bread in one hand and the door in the other
• Against wood-finish units in Brown, in speckled stone-look kitchens in Pink Granite, anywhere else in White

Why Is a Bread Box Better Than Leaving Bread on the Counter or in Its Bag?

• Neither the counter nor the bag - bread left out goes hard by evening, and knotted in its bag it sweats and sours.
• Three colours because it is on show - a bread box lives on the counter all day, unlike the containers hidden in your cupboards.

Details

Material & Build

• Closure: a swing cabinet door, front opening.
• Material: plastic, sold as BPA-free.

Dimensions

• Before you order, measure two things: the clear height between your counter and the underside of your wall cabinet, and the depth of counter you can afford to give up.

Colours

• Brown to disappear against wood-finish units, Pink Granite for the speckled stone-look kitchens, White for anything else.

Care

• A wet cloth goes right through the corners of a plastic shell and it dries - there is no absorbent surface holding the smell of the last loaf.

Specifications