Innoteck Essentials Tea, Coffee, Sugar Set Of 3 Canister In High Gloss Green., Green

Innoteck Essentials Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Canister Set with Air-tight silicon sealed lids bring a bright, glossy retro look for your kitchen countertop that holds your daily essentials: Tea, Coffee & Sugar. The compact size will allow you to store it for a few weeks and make your day easier. Making it a lovely kitchen gift that your loved ones will greatly appreciate. These 3 Canisters are used to store your favorite Teabags, Sugar cubes, and Coffee beans or powder. A Retro high-quality set in glossy green finish with silver handles & embossed body that adds instant character to any kitchen and complement all decors! Helps to keep your kitchen countertops tidy and well organized. Rust-resistance, strong durability, and food safety grade material. The vintage metal lids on our tea, coffee, and sugar canister set seal out odors and moisture perfectly. You can use this set for keeping salt, spices and other dry ingredients fresh. Features: STYLISH DESIGN: These stylish tea coffee and sugar canisters set will fit perfectly in all kitchen decors. The dark canisters are designed to impress, and these tea coffee sugar set Cream will give your kitchen a modern and stylish aesthetic! SUPERIOR QUALITY: The premium quality coffee tea sugar set was made with durable and sturdy material. The pressure fitted airtight lid ensures the freshness of your teas, coffees and sugars. The Lids open easily so you can get your ingredients out effortlessly LARGE CAPACITY: The large capacity of these tea sugar coffee sets allow you preserve more tea, coffee, sugar, spices, or any dry ingredients for a longer period MULTIFUNCTIONAL: Not only can these black tea coffee sugar sets be used for storing tea, sugar and coffee, they can also be used for keeping biscuits, crackers, salt, spices and other dry ingredients fresh Specifications: Dimensions: H:14.0 x W:11.0 x D:11.0 cm Colour: Green Guarantee:1 year Material: Metal Model Number: DS-5311

Price: £11.99 from Robert Dyas