Coffee Gator Coffee Canister – 6” Stainless Steel Coffee Container for Ground Coffee w/Date Tracker, Co2-Release Valve, Measuring Scoop & Travel Jar - Medium, Gray
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Yes, that's the short answer. There is also enough room for a pound of whole bean coffee, but not all whole bean coffees are created equally. It is common for darker roasts of coffee (all Starbucks) to take up more space than lighter roasts Despite the fact that a pound of beans can easily fit in my Coffee Gator, I only purchase light to medium roast beans.
There is a short answer to this question "Yes, they are made in China." It's great that the first response tries to be like Apple, in that the iPhone is designed in CA, but made in China.
There are 13 canisters in the medium size. The volume of ground coffee is three ounces and the size is one pound. The weight of two tablespoons is five ounces. The large canister would be my recommendation.
A container such as this one can be used to store both whole and ground coffee beans. My experience has taught me, however, that for a perfect cup of coffee you must use fresh roasted beans and grind them right before brewing them.
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The medium red and silver containers I bought are red and silver. There is a clearly visible travel canister in the picture of the red item. There is no travel cannister included in the kit, however. It's not clear from the words what I was supposed to get, and for that reason I can't be surprised I didn't get one, but it's a bit misleading from the photo when it A CO2 filter was also not included in mine. Also, the first one I ordered (silver) didn't come with a travel cannister, but it came with Make sure you read the description and you know what you're going to get.
A few of us have started a coffee club at work and we buy 2 giant cups of coffee every month. Approximately one month's worth of coffee from Dunkin Donuts in a 5lb bag. When the end of the month comes, I can smell stale coffee in the bag. When the new bag arrived, it smelled and tasted much different than it did when it was new. And it was always so obvious when we got to the end and had to start over. A canister that will help keep it fresh longer caught my eye when I was looking for a container. 5 pounds of ground beans, in fact we open a new bag, scoop enough to fill a 12 cup pot, and subsequently fill the canisters the rest of the way with beans). There have been several different containers I have tried at home over the years, and they've usually got one thing I do not like One of the glass jars from Walmart looked pretty nice, however the metal latch was really wonky and did not work well. I tried plastic container with rubber seal, but it turned for me after a few weeks, and it also trapped water inside the hollow walls when I washed The canister has not caused any issue for me. It feels like it gets a good seal on the lid, since it is smooth but feels tight. Since the material is stainless, it will be easy to clean if ever there is a need to do so. Probably a quick wipedown with a damp cloth would be enough. I bought two units, one of which had dial numbers that were off center from its window, but it wasn't an issue. My work colleagues have been impressed with the bonus stainless steel scoop, which replaced a plastic scoop that has seen quite a bit of use at work. You should be able to continue using it for a long time. So let's get down to it does this thing really keep The first bag of vitamins I have bought since I bought the canisters was completed less than a week ago. Compared to the last bit of coffee in the canister, a new bag produced a very slight difference in aroma. But nothing that came close to what I had previously experienced. I did notice a noticeable difference in the quality of coffee over the course of the As a result, I would say it was a successful run and I am glad I invested in them!.
The grinder is great. I'm very happy with it. The grinder works great. I have ground coffee on the counter for those days when I'm in a hurry), but 95% of the time, I'm grinding fresh coffee. I love how well-engineered and easy-to-clean it is. And I like how it looks out on the counter when I'm A small glass container I added was a good addition -- I can store the grounds I don't use and reuse them in the future. As well, since I can choose the grind it gets a fresh grind every single time I use it with the French Press and AeroPress. To speak of a separate observation, I find that ground coffee sold in a commercial setting needs to be consumed within two weeks of it being ground, whereas home-ground coffee is edible for three weeks. The whole bean will last 3 months after being opened and 5 weeks before being eaten There has been 5 months since the last update. This is a message of "Beans Rule!". " Make sure that you grind the best coffee possible with a grinder that will compliment what you are brewing.
There is no problem fitting the MEDIUM Container with GROUND Coffee. In some product comments, some concern has been expressed over how much coffee is in the MEDIUM and how much in the BLACK. There are 23 LARGE containers in the container. There is ABSOLUTELY no doubt that the MEDIUM container holds one pound. A photo is attached that shows ground coffee (please refer to In addition to the scoop, just enough room is available at the top. It was not necessary to pack in the coffee grounds. I poured in my 1 LB of coffee grounds gently. The grounds were leveled on the counter when I shuffled the ground coffee bag across the counter to take the photos. There was 3 ounces in it. A Medium container would fit in there), but that's incorrect. Customer service even quoted the exact same price in an email to me. This is not correct. It should be 3 oz. Finally, the product looks like it is a quality product, and I recommend is, but I have taken one star off because it contains a There are problems with both of my containers, since the dials are janky. It works fine for the DAY dial (the one that matters most), but both of its MONTH dials are so tight, they simply won't move. I have rubbed off the numbers from pushing on them, which didn't help. This is not a huge deal for me because the DAY is the important number I need to remember, which one is okay for me! *UPDATE It was a pleasure to deal with the customer service team. As a result of my email to Coffee Gator regarding the faulty MONTH dial, Yuko sent me a replacement container in which the dials worked as they should have! A five-star rating has been given to this review.
That item would have been perfect for my collection if I had bought it years For storage of my coffee grounds, I have tried many options and none of them have been this airtight. Making your own coffee every day is the best way to make the best cup, but it works out to be a hassle. Fresh-ground coffee tastes just as good in this storage container as it did when it was fresh. In terms of the container itself, it is very durable - a nice solid metal with a sleek powder coat This finish is also known as a coating. A nice bonus is the dial on top that allows you to select the date. We don't grind nearly as much ground beans at one time, so we purchase more for the beans in the future. Large size can almost hold a whole tub of beans when ground, but we rarely grind that much at once.
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