Metal Flour Container with Scoop and Lid, 6.3 Quart (Holds up to 7 lbs), Galvanized Steel Flour Canister with Handles, Farmhouse Square Storage Bin for Kitchen Counter, Pantry, White

Container is a good size, cute and functional. The scoop makes it easy to portion out flour, and it's so handy to have it hanging on the side of the container. The lid seals securely. The price is comparable to other metal flour containers.

Nice container for flour. It keeps it dry. The lid is snug enough it doesn't slip of, but still opens easily. The small cup is handy for scooping out the flour to measure.

My first ever canister. Fits nearly 5 lbs of flour. Fits in my pantry on a shelf. Nice that it comes with a half cup measure.It think it's cute and I am happy with it.

These are just as pictured . Love the metal cup that is included .

This is a cute metal food grade stainless steel box for rice. It does hold 10 lbs of rice out of the packaging. Actually 11 or 12 lbs. The handles feel flimsy but if you just pick up the box with out using them it is fine.

Nice container

After dragging heavy gallon-size bottles off the shelf for years, this flour tin is lightweight and easy to handle. I'm enjoying the ease of use and the cute half-cup that hooks on the side handle. I also purchased round tin flour, tea, and coffee containers and the the tops on this square tin fit more snugly. Definitely a better design for fit.

I’m disappointed with the build quality. The metal walls are very thin, and it feels less sturdy than I expected. A cheap, steel pot at a lower price at a discount store would feel more solid. The measuring cup is laughably underwhelming as the handle is very thin and bends easily with my fingers (see the comparison photos). I don’t feel like returning it, so I’ll keep it, but I was expecting better.

Well packed when delivered and exactly as advertised. Happy with purchase.

Buena calidad, pero no es de 6L, es muy pequeño, si acaso le caben 3L

I love this. Was tired of having rice in bags

Good quality

I never forget what’s inside. It’s pretty RICE