Tarro for garlic made of terracotta Römertopf

Do your garlics get soft, losing their freshness and firmness? With the Römertopf terracotta garlic jar this will never happen again. Because this ceramic container is the ideal solution to store and preserve in the best conditions garlic for longer. Made with natural clay, it is a sturdy, elegant, and very durable piece, which besides being very functional, will look beautiful in any kitchen, thanks to its lovely rustic and timeless design.

The jar is made with breathable natural red clay of excellent quality, ecological and completely healthy. Its glazed interior makes cleaning easy and it is perfect for safely preserving and storing garlic. Just as water stays fresh in traditional water coolers, thanks to the natural properties of the clay, this container allows you to keep garlic fresh and in perfect condition for longer. Additionally, the base of the jar has ventilation holes that ensure air circulation, regulating humidity and preventing accumulation. An essential ally to extend the freshness of garlic heads and to fight against food waste!

The lid knob is ideal for comfortable and secure handling. With its compact design and charming pot-with-lid shape, wherever you place it, it will become a highly functional decorative element.

Features

• Terracotta jar with lid for storing and preserving garlic.
• Made with natural red clay from Westerwald (Germany).
• Ensures freshness and the best preservation of garlic.
• Free of lead, cadmium, plasticizers, and toxic substances.
• Lid with knob for easy and comfortable handling.
• Glazed interior for easy cleaning.
• Breathable clay that helps regulate humidity and temperature.
• Ventilation holes in the base. Ensure optimal air circulation and release of excess moisture.
• Perfect for safely, sustainably, and healthily preserving and extending the freshness of foods.
• Ideal as a storage container for garlic, shallots, or pearl onions.
• The glazed base does not absorb odors, flavors, or bacteria.
• Easy cleaning by hand or in the dishwasher.

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The history of Römertopf