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Back to the roots with “Konda” Ninkaplast has relaunched the kitchen scoop


nce food packaging has been torn open, how can it be resealed airtight and stowed away safely? The solution is often found in a storage tin. However, countless examples from the everyday lives of many kitchen users prove that


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there are major differences: there are different sizes that waste valuable storage space, awkward shapes that make dosing difficult and materials that do not allow the contents to be seen. On top of this, everything in the cupboard is


shoved back and forth in a confusing mess. Ninka has remedied this situation and relaunched the product, 70 years after the first kitchen scoop was introduced to the market.


This gave rise to the idea of developing storage boxes in an ergonomic teardrop shape that fit perfectly into a stable, non-slip, cabinet-specific mould and can be arranged in a space-saving offset set. Ninka is initially presenting a three-piece mould for fitted shelves in tall, wall or base units and a five-piece version for pull-outs. At 1.6 litres, the size of the container is based on the usual packaging sizes for flour or sugar, so that everything can be poured out completely. Thanks to their ergonomic shape, the containers sit comfortably in the hand. The grained, crystal-clear plastic provides a good grip and makes it easy to see what is inside. The tapered shape acts as a spout for portioning. A lid seals the contents airtight for long-lasting freshness.


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