Fantasy cans

Fantasy cans is a metal container of tin coated steel. The grain sheet is primarily a very thin steel with the tin coating. Tin -free steel is also commonly used for some other products in cans. In some cultures, these boxes or cans are referred to as "fantasy cans" or sometimes "tin". Many "fantasy cans" have a hinge or removable door or coating. Some people collect the boxes as entertainment.

These fantasy cans are often used to pack mint tablets, instant coffee, biscuits and traditional sweets and pastries. "Suhan cans" are usually highly decorated during different seasons in different cities and are very popular gifts, and often contain Sohan or cookie. Similar containers in Europe are used for sweets, biscuits, cakes and chocolates, mainly during Christmas, not in summer holidays, and in countries with British associations, they are usually called "biscuits cans". In Denmark, Korean pancakes are produced in the can and are sold to other countries. These smaller strain boxes are sometimes reused for storing items or for creating kits such as survival kit. One entertainment involves modifying the ornamentation and decorations.