Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canister for Coffee & Food Storage - Airtight Sealed Container, Clear Glass, Large Coffee Bean Storage, 1.2 Litre Jar

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But be wary, Atmos does not bode well storing flours, sugars, matcha, powdered seasonings (like turmeric or cinnamon), or other powdery substances. v=1590345119","variant_ids":[31547183988805]},"available":true,"name":"Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canister - 1. From shrinking chambers to mason jars, there is a seemingly endless supply of options available today. The lid sucks the air out of the container to prevent oxidation and protects your coffee from moisture, odours and ageing. Your grocery items are still exposed to a considerable amount of oxygen whether the lid is on or off.

The only thing I would criticize is the relatively charp edge on the main part of the canister where the lid fits on. I bought a "Wilfa Uniform Coffee Grinder - Silver without Scale - WSFB-100S" as a Christmas gift for my brother. There are also several sizes to choose from so you can choose the container suited for the amount of coffee you brew. Fellow Products Atmos Vacuum Canister removes air, moisture and foreign odours, to slow down the rate of your beans aging, increasing your window of opportunity to enjoy them.Using a coarse sponge, brush or other rough surfaces will scratch the finish of the lid and canister.

As the weeks pass, the more delicate and nuanced aromas and flavours we enjoy in our beans will start to drop out of the cup. Rarely is the main target of an attack oxygen, however when it comes to storing coffee beans, it is a major factor in flavour degradation. With its easy-to-use twist mechanism, it can remove air and block out oxidization, allowing coffee beans to stay fresh for up to 50% longer. This ubiquitous gas sucks the flavor and moisture right out of your beans, rendering them dry and bland—and nobody likes a bland bean. In general, there are three types of coffee containers—airtight, displacement, and vacuum—and we are going to break down each of their key features.Despite the fact that vacuum-sealed containers are not new, the unique design of Atmos allows for a more enjoyable experience, all while powerfully preserving your favorite roast. Espresso isn’t nearly as forgiving as pour-overs and drip coffee, every little difference will express itself for better or worse. You can add an extra layer of UV protection by upgrading from the clear glass canister to a stainless steel, matte black version that will effectively increase the life of your beans by 50%. Twisting the lid back and forth sucks the air out to prevent oxidation and extends coffee’s shelf life up to 50%. Simply twisting the lid back and forth sucks the air from the jar to prevent oxidation and extends the shelf life of your coffee beans by up to 50%.

Thankfully, the Fellow Atmos features a simple twist mechanism that removes air and prevents oxidation, meaning that your coffee will be kept fresh for even longer. In his video, Hoffmann admits there wasn’t a huge difference between the coffees during his tasting, but that vacuum canisters did, in fact, perform better.v=1590345119"}},"requires_selling_plan":false,"selling_plan_allocations":[]},{"id":31547183988805,"title":"Transparent Glass 1. The matte black stainless steel shield also ensures that your coffee beans won't be affected by sunlight.

Channeling is a bad thing—it is when water finds its way through areas of least resistance/density in the portafilter, which results in uneven extraction. In a side-by-side comparison of airtight, displacement, and vacuum storage containers, the differences are quite stark. When it comes to the lid, please prevent liquid from getting inside and do not clean the lid under running water.

The vacuum is now locked to prevent oxidation and extend the shelf life of coffee and other pantry items.