Purely Home Strawberry Thief Biscuit Tin - Green - 2.7L

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The Purely Home Strawberry Thief Biscuit Tin is designed for kitchen enthusiasts who appreciate classic aesthetic design combined with practical food storage. Featuring a 2.7L capacity and an iconic William Morris-inspired print, it offers a stylish way to keep snacks fresh, though the bamboo lid requires manual hand-washing to maintain its integrity over time.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | CWA10739-1 |
| Brand | Purely Home |
| Container Volume | 2.7L |
No, both the enamel body and the bamboo lid should be hand-washed to prevent damage.
The tin has a capacity of 2.7 liters.
Yes, it is suitable for any dry pantry goods, provided you keep the lid properly seated.
The lid provides a good seal suitable for keeping biscuits crisp, though it is not a vacuum-seal container.
It is made from durable enamel for the main body and sustainable bamboo for the lid.
Bamboo is a natural material that can expand with humidity; ensure the tin is kept in a dry environment.
Use a soft microfibre cloth and a mild non-abrasive cleaner to gently buff the affected area.
Setting up the canister is straightforward: ensure the interior is clean and dry before your first use. For maintenance, it is essential to hand-wash the enamel base with mild soap and warm water; avoid harsh abrasive sponges that could scratch the print. The bamboo lid should never be submerged in water for extended periods. To maintain the lid's finish, wipe it with a damp cloth and periodically apply a food-safe wood oil to prevent it from drying out or cracking. Keep the tin away from extreme heat sources, such as directly next to a stove, to protect the longevity of the bamboo lid and the enamel coating.