Where is this bread container made?
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I found this Progressive International Adjustable Bread Keeper from internet the website is: http://progressiveintl.com/index.php/details/adjustable_bread_keeper and this company's phone is: 1-800-426-7101, when you click "Where to buy" it shows you can order from Amazon and also said this product made in USA, Kent, Washington.
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This product isn't very well made and arrived cracked. The company didn't charge us for it so that was resolved. But, I did find another similar product also on Amazon. It cost more but it included a slicing guide and the plastic is much sturdier. I would recommend that one but I'm not sure where it was made.
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Here's what I found, About Progressive International. After 38 years in business, Progressive International is still dedicated to creating functional gadgets, tools, food-prep items and household products to make your cooking and meal preparation more efficient and fun. Located in Kent, Washington, Progressive's products are sold in the United States, Canada, Europe, South America, and other international markets. Unfortunately I didn't keep the tags, so I don't know where its made.
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Unfortunately I have to tell you China, although I try to always stick to American made products
347683
I don't remember where it's made. Didn't keep container. Purchased last Christmas. Sorry
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Additionally, the one I received is this one: ZUCCOR Fingerprint-Proof Brushed Stainless Steel Large Bread Box (MILANO) Sold by Mountain Woods Condition: new $39.95
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Sorry, I bought this one as a secret santa gift. I didn't check where it's made from.
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It is a genuine Brabantia bread box with the name Brabantia on the front bottom. I was worried when I was making my purchase too. When I took a closer look at the reviews, it looked like the issue was with a 3rd party seller that was selling a look-a-like box. Since then, it appears that Amazon has fixed the problem.
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I believe it's made in Germany in a small Bavarian city called Marktoberdorf. I own two Rosle products, a small bread knife and a pepper mill and both are excellent.
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I have this same container and although I haven't used it for homemade bread I do use mine for bakery bought bread. It really seems to keep the bread fresher longer.
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I don't know. I didn't keep mine. The bread keeper is so clunky and awkward. And the bread slicer broke after a few uses. I went to a wooden slicer guide and bread bags.
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The picture above is not the bread box I purchased. Mine is all stainless and a completely different style.
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Im not really sure where its made, the jar its self says nothing about where. Sorry that i wasnt able to help ya.
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It is four inches from the inside of the rail piece of wood to the back of the bread box. Small canisters...spices...knick.knacks....etc. Love this bread box. Quality is the best way to describe this piece.
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There is a sticker on the back of my breadmaker. It says "Made in China." It is a Nesco, American Harvest, designed by The Metalware Corporation of Two Rivers, Wisconsin, but manufactured in China. I would say it's a quality appliance and I've made many delicious loaves of various kinds of bread with it over the past year.
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I threw away the box this came in, so I don't know where it was made. I've been using it for a couple of months now and it seems well made, works nicely, is quite good looking on my counter. I try to avoid products made in China so, if this WAS made there, I'm pleased with it.
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Not sure where this is made. I don't have the packaging anymore. I have had this rack for a few months now and have no complaints with the quality.
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Its made in China. I bought it hoping it wasn't. It has been a good toaster so far though.
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I do 1 recipe of bread from Jim Lahey's "My bread" book. Flour the heck out of the basket, pour the dough in, let rise. then put it in preheated heavy pot with a cover. Actually you can get the recipe on line. You will produce a loaf comparable to any FINE bakery. I am guessing here, but, I'd guess it was made in Indonesia.Or of course, China. Best of luck !
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Don't know. We live in Arizona where it is SUPER dry all the time so we have to keep our bread wrapped or it will turn to croutons the next day. But, just a simple bag (paper or plastic) does help keep the bread fresh for a decent amount of time. We're a family of five so we go through bread pretty quick...it never has time to dry out. I love this bread box it's the perfect size and looks very nice.