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Retro Canister Set

Metal canister sets replaced wood in the mid-1800s to protect flour and sugar from moisture. These enamel reproductions by Kraft Klub are reminiscent of those used in the '50s when people actually used flour and sugar to make bread and cake, instead of boxed mixes. Available in aqua, red and white, the price seems reasonably retro.

Metal canister sets replaced wood in the mid-1800s to protect flour and sugar from moisture. These enamel reproductions by Kraft Klub are reminiscent of those used in the '50s when people actually used flour and sugar to make bread and cake, instead of boxed mixes. Available in aqua, red and white, the price seems reasonably retro.
Metal canister sets replaced wood in the mid-1800s to protect flour and sugar from moisture. These enamel reproductions by Kraft Klub are reminiscent of those used in the '50s when people actually used flour and sugar to make bread and cake, instead of boxed mixes. Available in aqua, red and white, the price seems reasonably retro.Read more
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Metal canister sets replaced wood in the mid-1800s to protect flour and sugar from moisture. These enamel reproductions by Kraft Klub are reminiscent of those used in the '50s when people actually used flour and sugar to make bread and cake, instead of boxed mixes. Available in aqua, red and white, the price seems reasonably retro.

- Dianna Marder

Enamel canister set, $29.95 at kraftklub.com 909-590-0880.

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Almondina, maker of the thin crunchy biscuits we've come to love, has a new chocolate cherry variety that is simply scrumptious. They're dairy-free, kosher, and free of cholesterol, coloring and preservatives.

- D.M.

Almondina biscuits, $3.49 per package at Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, and specialty grocers.

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