Tins – Snap Top Lid
Promotional snap top tins are all tin, in white or silver, with a lid you press down to close and push to pop back off. Inside, the fills range from cool peppermints and sugar-free peppermints to candy-coated chiclet gum in mixed flavours. Sweet tooths get jelly beans or milk chocolate beans with a crunchy shell, which make a lovely little rattle when the tin gets a shake. Then there's the odd one out, a plastic container with a matching white tin lid and a click lock closure. It's sealed with foil and filled with sugar-free mints, so it stays fresh until someone breaks the seal. Every fill is packed loose, giving a tin that feels generous the moment the lid comes off.
What a gym member gets from a tin of sugar-free mints at the front desk is a fresh mouth after a sweaty class and a tin that keeps rattling around in the gym bag for weeks. When the mints run out, the empty tin becomes home for hair ties and spare change. For more breath-freshening picks, have a look at the mints range.
Most branded snap top tins can be finished with a sticker or printed. Little bits of breakup in the fill are normal and nothing to fret about, since it happens when confectionery is packed loose.
FAQs
What events are snap top tins best for?
They're best for weddings and trade stands, where guests want a sweet they can pocket and save for later. The sealed lid means a half-eaten tin of peppermints survives a handbag or blazer pocket without spilling.
Which promotional snap top tins suit sales teams visiting clients?
Chiclet gum and peppermints suit sales teams, because a piece before a meeting is always welcome and the candy-coated gum comes in mixed flavours. The snap lid keeps every fill fresh in a laptop bag or blazer pocket between calls.
When do chocolate bean tins work best?
Chocolate bean tins work best at indoor events and in cooler months, since every fill should stay below 22°C. A winter staff gift or an end-of-year office party is a great time for that crunchy shell and milk chocolate centre.
Can the click lock mint container go on wedding tables?
Yes, the foil-sealed plastic container with a white tin lid sits neatly at each place setting. Guests get sugar-free mints to enjoy after dinner, and the click lock keeps them sealed on the way home.