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Hello Tim,
have some criticism/feedback!
actually! great ) looks good, feels really good. Pioneer creatures, I don't know, but I find the approach interesting
my experience, uhmm, (I live in a hut/area where the relative humidity is always around 99%):
- Flour retains almost better consistency than in a plastic container: it is already slightly pre-moist (probably better for dough), but remains nice and powdery (no clumping/no little animals (although due to the loops at the top it still has small holes?!) vs. in the bag packaging/open: Clumping/mould/pair of worms -> in other words, absolute! Recommendation on my part
- Bread: uhhm, in humid/warm weather (for whatever reason) better stored in an unglazed Roman pot
- for tea/cereal/flavours: it fits, I currently still have sealed glass or porcelain containers, I can't say anything
Cool/essential: the loop should be the full width of the lid so that you can reach in / exert force properly, maybe a little softer / more stackable
Lid here: https://www.etsy.com/de/listing/1401310853/birkenrinde-dose-dose-mit-deckel?gpla=1&gao=1&, don't know if this comes from you, is different/better/without loops.
Don't know yet, doesn't it make sense to keep food dry?
And, super fine goods!
Would love to order / know / convert / recommend more
Currently only answer here or phone 09183 4080085 possible
Greetings, Georg
Hello Georg,
Thank you for your feedback!
You want wider handles? In my opinion, they are not wider on the linked product than they are here
Best regards, Tim