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Prepara Evak Storage w/ Black Gloss Handle

Prepara Evak Storage w/ Black Gloss Handle

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The longer your food is exposed to air, the faster it loses its flavor. And while glass containers with airtight lids are a common solution, they end up trapping stale air inside Read More

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ILikeAcid
285
Aug 5, 2019
The specs here say the extra large is 84.5oz, but mine just arrived, and it is clearly marked: 75oz. A little false advertising. I mean, is there an 84.5oz that I should have gotten? Where did that measurement even come from. Kinda' shady. 🤔
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jenspainter
2
Aug 5, 2019
I am very very frustrated with this buy. I purchased a small based on the dimensions given in the listing through Drop. I just received today and what I received is tiny. It does not match the dimensions listed and is NOT what I thought I was purchasing (based on the info provided by Drop). The small is NOT 8” tall as described. It’s only 4” tall. So now I’m left with a canister that I paid $13 for that is too small for me to use. Looking back at the dimensions now I can see they are all mixed up. According to the chart above, the Medium is smaller than the small. So annoyed.
zymolysis
29
Jul 14, 2019
If they were serious about trying to protect the stored contents, they would use dark glass.
RayF
22220
Jul 12, 2019
Okay, all you struggling mathematicians trying to determine what size container works for "x" number of kilograms or pounds, here's the deal: Imagine you're a 2.2lb bag of LavAzza Super Crema beans (my brand) and you wanted to know what size you'd need to contain yourself--you'd quickly Google "Pounds to Ounces" and arrive at a conversion page where you'd enter "2.2 lbs" and quickly discover 2.2 lbs equates to 35.2 ounces. Then you'd check MD's Spec section and discover the proper size would be "Large (46 oz): 3.6 x 10 in (9.1 x 25.4 cm)"--because medium is too small and extra-large is too big. @edwardh @Fearlessleader
RayF
22220
Jul 12, 2019
You're more than welcome to repeat the exercise using volume. Unfortunately, I can accompany you only so far on this journey, little Grasshopper--the rest is up to you.
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ILikeAcid
285
Jul 13, 2019
I roughly compared the dimensions to that of a full 2.5 lb bag of my favorite Colombian Arabica, and realized I needed the extra large, as I always buy a new bag before the old beans are gone. I figure a little too much volume is better than not enough.
edwardh
0
Jul 10, 2019
Can anyone recommend which size is best for 1kg of coffee beans? Cheers!
ILikeAcid
285
Jun 30, 2019
They should offer an "all 5 sizes" package deal.
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KenshinJenna
38
Apr 10, 2019
Has anyone tried to use these for fermentation? If so, how did they fare?
sofly
91
Apr 1, 2019
I purchased the large for $19.99 in the first round of this drop, and it appears as though they're not really trying to offer a good deal here anymore with the +6 charge... that's $25 for the large (Amazon has it for $1-2 more and cheaper ones appear on eBay intermittently)
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Sure would be great to know how many oz/lbs of coffee beans each size holds... anyone know?
Telanis
78
Mar 31, 2019
I wish the larges were shorter and fatter.
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