Many people do not know this fact. Only true legends know.

Nostalgic thoughts
If we examine the humble beginnings of kitchen appliances, we encounter a legacy that ignores the key that can be opened.

The Rise of Locked Foods
As consumer goods became popular in the late 19th century, the need for convenience brought with it the ability to unlock keys.

Design
Unlike modern electric openers, the opener requires skill and patience and has a sharp, rotating blade.

Safe and efficient
This particular system can be opened, making it safe and useful especially in remote areas.

Symbol of Simplicity
The key that can be opened represents the past waiting and purchasing power, unlike today’s culture.