First things first, if you like shiny then this will definitely catch your eye. The Stainless steal housing is great at reflecting light of the case in a semi lit pantry closet. Making it easy to spot. Also the stainless steel housing makes it a cinch to clean. The inside is just as shiny by the way! Now the purpose is to store your bread and help prevent it from molding to soon, or finding a can of green beans on top of it. It is large enough to hold the full loaf of Iron Kids sandwich bread. Or it can be used to hold hamburger and hotdog buns as shown in the picture. If there is a bread maker in the kitchen then this is a great place to put the bread once you have made your fresh homemade loaves. There is a plastic lid on it that you are some what able to see through. Which is nice for doing inventory before going shopping and not having to open it to see how much is actually in there.
The casing appears to be very durable and the glass top is said to be shatter proof, but I am not going to test that theory. I like it way to much for that! The only part that looks like it might see some wear and tear is at the hinges of the fold up lid. Those do not look to be as durable as the rest of the unit, but it is moving parts and most items that have moving parts are almost always the weakest part. Over all I am very pleased with this breadbox and plan to keep it around for as long as possible. I like shiny things too!
If you are the victim of squished bread, or need a great storage bin for your bread, or bake fresh breads this is a really nice addition to protect your breads. I would like to thank L&Z Inc. and affiliates for sending me this breadbox to check out and leave my opinion.
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