your box for crackers?

[zumm]

Have been on the search for a box for crackers (as in salty biscuits). Currently our crackers are stored in a little plastic box. But I'd like something you could bring to the table. My dream box would be simple white ceramic with a wooden lid (Danish, minimalist) ;-). Did see quite a nice one but it had 'Crackers' written on it (I know it has crackers in it, I don't need a sign).
So what box do you have and do you like it?

Hahah you're funny &. Good not too feel so alone in a yaybiscuit world.

I hope we find our perfect box.

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cracker-Tin-Jacobs-Cream-Crackers-Brand-New-/351001269867?pt=UK_Collectables_Kitchenalia_RL&hash=item51b94e566b

god, something else I didn't know I needed until MN!

www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cracker-Keeper-Cracker-Biscuit-Storage-Container-With-Sliding-Drawer-Cookie-/231155262200?pt=UK_Home_Cookware_Food_Storage&hash=item35d1ed62f8

Emma bridgewater make two cracker tins, sorry I am not good with links.

I thought I was alone in my hatred of labelled storage

SIL has a range that says overly chirpy things like 'sugar, one lump or two, no thanks I'm sweet enough'
'Biscuits, fancy a biccy? Tasty treats, naughty but nice'
The worst is a glass chopping board that says 'chop chop chop, hot hot hot, eat,eat,eat,knife,knife,knife'

I get an irrational urge to hurl it to the floor shouting smash, smash, smash!

I keep ryvitas in a ryvita tin, I inherited from my Grandma and other Crackers in an M&S biscuits for cheese tin with a tiny mouse on top of it.

Hehe notso.

Or kill, kill, kill, perhaps.

How many crackers were you thinking? This fits the description but you would need a hell of a lot of cheese to top all of the crackers it could hold.

www.thewhitecompany.com/home/home-accessories/kitchen-accessories/white-bread-bin/

Spawning - that is very nice indeed. Ta. I'm good at eating cheese. Or I might get for bread.
SINCE important update.
Cracker box was bought today from Lakeland (after a boozy lunch). It is in fact one of those plastic clip boxes ...so ok, not ceramic and not wood, curse that booze, but fits a good number of crackers and is the right shape and size.
So the quest sort of continues, but at least I have a neat-looking box (for now, you knows plastic tschh).

I am also the proud owner of a grout-cleaning brush, a caddy thing to store cleaning stuff, some bath cleaner, and a sponge with special qualities. And some liquorish. I need all of these things, and at the same time, I need none of them. I'm not really sure why I went to Lakeland.

Lakeland box crap. Sticky label on side won't come off properly despite soaking (leaves gluey residue).

You'll be needing Lakelands special sticky stuff remover then

Or smear with mayonnaise, leave to soak and it will come off easily....

That's brilliant Hannibal! Canute - I took it back and they tried to sell me the stuff. Which was quite tempting. I then bought some stain remover that I don't need instead.

The Devil has got nothing on Lakeland when it comes to tempting. Not helped by the way your brains disappear in a puff of smoke when you step over the threshold. Did I really need a special gadget for taking the cores out of peppers and one for excavating holes in cup cakes so you can fill them with cream? We could do with a thread about Lakeland's most useless items and yes, I know they have a no-quibble bring it back if you don't like it policy but I live a long way away and always forget.

A tool for excavating cup cakes, you say? Hmm, useful. I think I need one. What about those cake pop things though? That seems to be a whole industry. (Not sure who actually makes em though.)

Today, I bought a plastic box from waitrose. It's ok. Neat. Big enough to hold sev pckts of their Thomas J Fudge 'cheddar & chive pufferies'. I'm not sure what a puffery is but they look good.

This is what the search for a cracker box has done.