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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These robust jars are built to withstand the test of time and are also perfect for other perishable products, such as biscuits or dried fruit. If you buy expensive beans, and want to enjoy their flavor nuances and subtleties to the end of the bag, we recommend a real vacuum canister, the Atmos is the best one. This is the best vacuum sealed coffee canister, and by a considerably margin. Whenever I buy an expensive coffee, that I want to preserve for as long as possible, it goes in the Atmos canister. Blow really hard to clear any dust stored in there. If you have a can of pressurized air, even better! You can freeze Atmos, but it’s not the best use of the product. Since coffee beans should be frozen in individual servings so as to not refreeze and freeze beans continuously, Atmos doesn’t make the most sense. Atmos is intended to hold multiple servings, so it would be a waste of space in your freezer to put only one serving of beans inside. Also, placing Atmos in the freezer will also eventually reduce the life-span of the vacuum seal. Can I store ground coffee in Atmos?

Atmos is available in three sizes. The .4 L Atmos holds up to 6 oz of coffee beans, the .7 L canister holds up to 10 oz of coffee beans, and the 1.2 L canister holds up to 16 oz of coffee beans. But remember, some varieties of coffee beans are bigger than others (looking at you, Pacamara). Can I put Atmos in the freezer? Airtight Silicone Seal – Prevents the ageing and oxidation process by removing all the elements that cause it, protecting against odours and sunlight too. Great coffee means FRESH coffee. And the primary way to keep your beans from losing their flavour and punch is to keep public enemy number 1 – aka oxygen - away from them. The Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canisteris sleek, easy to use, and available in several sizes and colors, not to mention it has a dependable airtight seal. As an alternative, the Oxo Steel Pop Containehas excellent value for money and passed our tests with flying colors. How We Tested Coffee Canisters Roasted coffee beans effectively have a shelf life once roasted. Through the staling process you begin to notice the beans will first lose their natural fresh aromas followed closely by the sweetness and vibrancy of flavours associated with fresh beans.Alternative Brewing, and its agents/delivery partners associated with the delivery of your parcel, do not accept responsibility for any loss or damage that may result from you providing Authority to Leave for your delivery. You agree to release Alternative Brewing from and against any and all claims, demands, liabilities, losses, costs and expenses, including financial and other consequential losses, made, suffered or incurred by you or any other person or entity as a result of your election to choose Authority to Leave for your delivery.

I found that a lot of people get confused about the storage space in a coffee canister. So much so, that even though they like the product they bough they feel cheated when they see how much small the container is, compared to what they thought. The Fellow Atmos coffee vacuum canister storage jar collection comes in two style variations - Stainless Steel or Glass – and both ooze the usual timeless elegance you can expect from Fellow. There are also several sizes to choose from so you can choose the container suited for the amount of coffee you brew. canister holds up to 6oz of coffee beans, 0.7L canister holds up to 10oz of coffee beans, and 1.2L canister holds up to 16oz of coffee beans. I heard reports of people using an improvised disk separator, that they place every time over the ground coffee, before placing the lid on. But I am pretty sure that this is still pretty risky, so you’ll end up having to replace your canister sooner than expected. ConclusionNope! Powdery or ground substances do not play well with the seal and can clog the intake valve. Since we always advocate for coffee to be ground right before brewing, Atmos was not designed with the intention of storing ground coffee. In addition to ground coffee, please avoid putting any powdery substances inside Atmos such as spices (like turmeric or cinnamon), flours, sugars, and matcha tea. And lastly, a boring but necessary question. How do I clean my Atmos? One of the best ways to keep coffee beans fresh is by protecting them from oxygen, and few kitchen containers do a better job of that than the Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canister. In fact, the brand says its canisters increase coffee shelf life by roughly 50 percent. After testing, we confirmed that the canister keeps coffee fresh longer than other options, though we can't definitively corroborate the 50 percent claim. We also performed a follow-up test with the Atmos in a different size (1.2 liters as opposed to 0.4 liters) and, again, found the results above average. Most of the coffee canisters on the market aren’t worth. If you are looking to buy a cheap canister that will extend the shelf life of your beans dramatically, you are going to be disappointed. The resealable bags with a one way valve you get from the roaster are pretty decent. They compete with many coffee storage canisters, and they don’t cost anything. And if you don’t hate the resealing process every time you take out beans, they are pretty good. The small size can holds about half a pound whole ben coffee, while the medium one, holds about 1 pound of coffee, depending on the roast.