ProKeeper Coffee Storage Container with Scoop, Airtight, 1.5 Quart Capacity | Holds Approximately 12-18 Ounces of Coffee Beans or Ground Coffee, Tinted to Protect Coffee from Light Exposure

I've now bought 4 of the ProKeeper 1.5 Coffee Storage Containers with Scoop. We make only a small pot of coffee each day, but prefer a ground coffee brand available in 3 lb. cans for its higher quality, ease of use, and low packaging. These ProKeeper containers are sturdy medium-thick plastic; they close tightly, and are easy to handle; and a 3 lb. can can be neatly divided into two of them. Although some think this is a bad idea, I then store the coffee containers in the freezer and use as needed--and I find very little decline in quality over the time it takes to finish them, no more than would be true of the 10-11 oz. bags I would otherwise use. I've decided to buy my decaf in the same brand/size, so now will store the decaf in the two new containers, which can be easily marked. My only "downside" is the scoop included with each, which I don't need or use--but for those who prefer, these scoops fit inside the lid so they are always at hand. Good value, high quality, attractive containers for coffee or any other product you need to keep sealed from the air.

My old coffee canister cracked so I ordered this coffee keeper from Progressive International and is simply perfect for keeping my ground coffee fresh. It's large enough to hold enough coffee to last me a few days yet small enough to keep on the counter without cluttering it up. There is a handy scoop that attaches under the lid. The seal is TIGHT and it snaps in the closed position with a clicking noise so you know it's secure. The smoke colored see through plastic container allows you to always see how much coffee is being stored. It's also easy to keep clean as I rinse the inside under running water and wipe the outside clean with a damp sponge before drying with a soft rag. I'm a bit uncomfortable putting this canister in the dishwasher due to the rubber seal and possible "etching" of the plastic. To make this container a bit more decorative in my kitchen, I used my Silhouette machine cutter to create vinyl labels which adhere perfectly to the plastic finish. Very pleased with my purchase.

It works great and has a very tight seal. Would definitely purchase another product from this company.

This is too small to hold the 26 ounce can of coffee but would be great for a smaller bag. It seems like every day the coffee is in it the better it tastes.

I purchased this to store my psyllium fiber powder. Previously I had just been using an old Optifiber canister, and that was suitable enough. However, though I had no evidence of there being an issue, I felt like exposure to the open air probably wasn't the best for the fiber, so I bought this. It holds the exact same amount as the Optifiber canister, and takes up about 1.5x the shelf space while being shorter. Pros: The build quality - of the container itself, the lid, the latch, the seal, even the hinges - are all top rate. Very happy with that. It comes with a little 1TBSP measuring scoop that snaps onto the lid, which is convenient because that's exactly the amount of powder I use per serving. The container even has a corner to it, so I can pour out the last of the fiber powder into a cup when there's too little for the scoop to collect, something that was always an issue with the canister. Cons: The container is a ~little~ tricky to pick up. This is because, unlike some of Progressive International's other containers, this doesn't have a ridge you can use to pick it up. I have average-sized male hands, and can do it with minimal effort. If you are female, or have otherwise smaller hands, you might need to use two hands to pick it up. Only an issue if you are doing this often, like to take off a shelf. The container is a ~little~ tricky to open. This is more of a use case thing, but I pick up my container, open it, and scoop out the powder, and since there's no handle on top of the lid, I have to open it using the latch. Maybe that's in the design - it is certainly robust enough for it - but so far it is a bit awkward, since the quality of the seal means you have to apply slightly more force that you would for a simple plastic door. Probably wouldn't have that issue if I was opening it while it was still resting on the shelf. The plastic scoop as a ~little~ tricky to take in and put out - again, because I'm holding the container, so I have to do it one-handed. I might just leave the scoop resting in the powder instead, certainly won't hurt anything. Conclusion I like the container and am happy to have purchased it. I liked the build so much I purchased another larger variant for my mother to keep her muesli, so she could mix up her own. I may buy another in the future for other dried good. Most of the cons are only related to my specific use case, so if they don't apply, would recommend.

I now own six of these storage units. I purchase my coffee from an online vendor out of Canton, GA. In my opinion, they do sell the greatest coffee beans or ground coffee in the US rated by selection. I had been using another type of container but where these have a silicon seal the others I have used in the past do not. The silicon seal is the best thing about these containers. It may not provide a hermitical seal, but it well keeps out extra oxygen from getting in when not in use which can only degrade the coffee’s goodness. These are a clear gray color with just enough gray to keep out harmful rays of the sun. And last but not least, when opening the cover, each storage container contains a one-tablespoon scoop to be used to measure the coffee when placing the grounds into your coffeemaker in preparation of making a great cup of coffee. Remember, that to make a great cup of coffee, you need to have fresh, cold water, fresh ground coffee which has been contained in a great storage container that seals out harmful sun rays, and a truly good coffeemaker like the Moccamaster. Add to that, you need to use two tablespoons of a great coffee for each six (6) ounces of water. More than this will make it too strong; less will make the coffee too weak. Personally, if I add MORE than two tablespoons of coffee for every six (6) ounces of water that will be fine because I like a good cup of strong coffee, especially for the first cup in in the morning. But less coffee or more water will be too weak—asking for a TRULY BAD CUP OF COFFEE. Whether you purchase your coffee locally or online, if you are a true coffee lover, don’t purchase just one kind of coffee. Buy several types—one or two from Africa, one or two from India, and the same from Southeast Asia. Although I don’t care for coffee from Mexico or Central America, do try a couple from this region. That said, DO BUY THOSE FROM HAWAII AND JAMAICA. Most will say that the Kona or Kona blends as well as the Jamaica Blue and Jamaica Blends are two of the finest that can be purchased. But at $60 to $70 per pound for the non-blends of these two coffees, many of you may find it a little too expensive. I do; however, I will purchase one of each per year around the holidays as a Christmas present for myself; or I ask my wife to do the same as a present if I have been a good ‘boy’ throughout the year. The bottom line is to not buy just one coffee from a true vendor of coffee such as coffeeAM or other similar, buy several coffees from different parts of the world for a variety. Drinking the same coffee every day would be the same as eating the same entrée every night for supper. At the time of writing this review, I have eight different types of coffee I am enjoying and rotate with every cup I drink throughout the day. I drink about 5-6 10-oz. cups every day. With the Moccamaster coffeemaker, fresh coffee from CoffeeAM.com and containers like these to keep the coffee stored with as little oxygen possible to penetrate the container due to the silicone seal, you will find a huge difference in what you believed you had in coffee drinking experience but with these Progressive International ProKeeper Containers you will find now that you DO HAVE A GREAT COFFEE EXPERIENCE. Use them to store the coffee beans; however, if you don’t own a ‘Conical Burr’ coffee bean grinder, don’t ruin great coffee beans with a blade coffee grinder. Buy the coffee from your vendor already ground and sealed for freshness and store the ground coffee in one of these containers. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Excellent product, keeps our matcha fresh and vibrant. Protects from uv with tinted walls, and airtight closure. Only detail I would add for future design in the ceramic piece that helps keep moisture out. **I accidently knocked it off the ledge from an average counter height and it landed on the corner. The corner took a hard hit and it cracked all the way through leaving a small hole. But the reat of the container is in perfect condition. It did not shatter. Great quality!

✅ love how stable these containers are. They do not knock over easy ✅stability great ✅ I have been suing the same containers since 2024 and they are very durable and strong as you can see and hear in the video I made. ✅ very good quality for the whole container and spoon that comes with it. ✅ very good appearance and blends into my kitchen colors ✅ Very light and easy to keep my kitchen organized and neat ✅ does not have odor even when I take old stuff out of it to throw it away. I appreciate that. Also easy to clean.

Garde frais le café moulu et contient une bonne quantité

Tengo varios productos de esta marca y siempre me han parecido fantásticos, es un plástico rígido de buena calidad y sella herméticamente, trae un cucharita, tal cual se muestra en la imagen. Un producto de calidad

Excelente produto e vem com colher dentro encaixada na tampa , que inclusive presa de um lado, hermética conserva muito bem o café !

I have a few of these it different sizes and they are fantastic. Will buy again if i need more

Best. Dont hesitate to purchase!