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Latitude 23.5 Vacuum Coffee Canister – Airtight Stainless Steel Bean Storage
$14.95
Accesory · Matte Black
✓ Press-type vacuum lid pushes air out
✓ Corrosion-resistant stainless steel that blocks light
✓ 1200 ml: holds about a 1 lb bag of whole beans
Built to keep coffee tasting like coffee
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Press to seal
One press of the lid pushes air out of the canister.
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Blocks light
Opaque stainless steel keeps light away from your beans.
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One-touch release
Tap the small button to release the vacuum and open.
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Beans, grounds or tea
Works for whole beans, ground coffee and loose-leaf tea.
How it works
Seal it in three seconds
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Fill
Pour in your whole beans, grounds or loose-leaf tea.
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Press to seal
Close the lid and press the large button to push the air out.
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Tap to open
Press the small release button and the lid lifts right off.
Using fresh-roasted beans?
Freshly roasted coffee keeps releasing CO₂ for a few days. Let new beans rest 2–3 days before vacuum sealing, or press the lid again after the first day.
Fill it with fresh-roasted Latitude
A canister is only as good as what's inside. Pick a bag roasted in Sarasota and start it fresh.
Add $20.05 more and shipping is free
Specifications
| Capacity | 1200 ml (40 fl oz), about 1 lb of whole beans |
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| Material | Stainless steel, corrosion-resistant |
| Lid | Press-type vacuum lid with one-touch release button |
| Finish | Matte black, laser-engraved Latitude 23.5° logo |
| Use for | Whole beans, ground coffee, loose-leaf tea |
Questions, answered
Is a vacuum canister better than an airtight one?
An airtight lid only stops new air from getting in. A vacuum lid also pushes out the air that is already inside, so your beans sit with less oxygen.
Can I store ground coffee in it?
Yes. Ground coffee goes stale faster than whole beans, so it benefits even more from a sealed, light-blocking container.
Why won't the lid hold the vacuum with fresh beans?
Freshly roasted coffee releases CO₂ for a few days, which can push back against the vacuum. Let new beans rest 2–3 days before sealing, or press the lid again after the first day.
How much coffee does it hold?
1200 ml (about 40 fl oz). That's roughly a full 1 lb bag of whole beans.