8 'Fellow atmos' For Sale in Singapore

Brand new Fellow Atmos vacuum canister. Extends the shelf life of your coffee and snacks. Blocks air, moisture, and odors. Matte white finish. 0.7 liters capacity. Still in original packaging. Perfect gift for a coffee lover

MSRP: $45

Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canister Spare Lid (Matte White). Selling 2 sets for $18. Self collect at my block.

Brand new in box in perfect gift condition - this is the 0.4L size, glass version.

Overview: Available Colours: Matte Black, Matte White, Clear Glass 0.4 L canister holds up to 6 oz of coffee beans - 52$ 0.7 L canister holds up to 10 oz of coffee beans - 62$ 1.2 L canister holds up to 16 oz of coffee beans - 69$ Rarely is oxygen the target of attack, but when it comes to storing coffee beans, it’s public enemy number one. This ubiquitous gas sucks the flavor and moisture right out of your beans, rendering them dry and bland—and nobody likes a bland bean. Lucky for coffee lovers,

Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canister Manual Atmos Used to store premium coffee beans, quite new Move out so sell -1.2L $20 -0.7L $17 - Keeps coffee beans fresh - Clear glass body with black lid

The Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canister is a stylish coffee and dry goods storage container designed to keep your beans fresher for longer. By removing air from the canister, Atmos helps slow down oxidation, preserving the aroma, flavour, and quality of your coffee between brews. With its minimalist Fellow design and clean countertop presence, it is a practical and elegant storage solution for coffee lovers who want better freshness and a more organised brewing setup. The Atmos uses an integrated vacuum pump buil

Check out our website for more Fellow products⤵️ https://www.almamicroroastery.com/fellow Check out our YouTube video for the Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canister ⏩ Demo ⤵️ https://youtu.be/asccRjGiGZc Price @$47 net for 0.7L (📌Ready stock - Discounted Price) O.7L Matte Black Out of Stock 🙅🏻‍♂️ Price @$50 net for 1.2L (📌Ready stock - Discounted Price) Do you know that roasted coffee beans have a shelf life once roasted? When it comes to storing coffee beans, oxygen is enemy number one. This ubiquitous gas sucks