Enjoy the pleasure of collecting Swiss coffee

The Swiss are fond of collecting. The collection ranges from stamps and sparks to cars and airplanes. There is a collection activity, which is unique to the Swiss. This is the milk lid collection. The so-called milk lid is the beautiful stamp cover of coffee. Because of its unique cultural connotation and affordable price, it has become the favorite of most Swiss people. Often a casual visit to a Swiss friend, you can enjoy from him a lot of different patterns of milk lid collection.

Speaking of milk lid, it also has an interesting history. The milk cap did not originate in Switzerland, but in the United States after World War II. At first, American dairy makers introduced to the market a small box of coffee milk sealed with tin foil, with a factory date and instructions printed on the milk lid. This small package of coffee with milk soon spread all over the world. And the Swiss also began to produce this kind of coffee milk, which is the prototype of the beauty of coffee. They have invested a lot of money in the dairy industry, built an advanced coffee Kumei production plant, made milk lid printing presses, and designed a rich variety of milk lid patterns. Advanced technology and the unique quality of Swiss milk make Swiss coffee Kumei far ahead in the world dairy market. It was this wave of commercialization that led to the first Swiss milk cap collectors.

Coffee is cool and beautiful, cheap and nutritious. And the beautiful pattern doubles its value. Because the design of the milk lid is printed in a limited edition, if the milk cap collector misses the release date, he can only buy it at a Swiss dairy store, and the price is several times higher. Collectors can go to stores or supermarkets to buy coffee in sets, collect milk lids after drinking, or collect them one by one while drinking coffee in a cafe. When you visit a milk cap collector, he will be very happy if you can bring some of the milk covers you collected for him.

The milk cover of the landscape series launched by SwissCoffeer uses a series of Swiss scenery as graphic content. Seeing this set of milk covers makes people feel as if they are in the beautiful scenery of Switzerland's beautiful mountains and lakes. The design of milk lid basically adopts the design concept of stamps. A range of milk covers range from 10 to 40, and some even as many as 90. And the contents are all-inclusive: astronomy and geography, customs, historical stories, flowers, plants, fish and insects, birds and animals, and so on. The Great Wall of China, Tiananmen Square and the Potala Palace have even appeared in a series of world-famous buildings. The reason why the milk cover collection has attracted so many people is precisely because of these rich content and ingenious design patterns, they bring endless fun to collectors.

With the increase in the number of milk cap collectors, milk cap exchanges appeared in Switzerland, milk cap collectors' clubs were established in the cantons, and periodicals introducing milk cap market and collection trends also emerged. According to statistics, nearly 40,000 Swiss have joined the milk cap collectors' club, most of whom are elderly and young, and many foreigners living and working in Switzerland have also joined the ranks of collectors. In the eyes of these collectors, the small milk lid is not only a set of beautiful patterns, but also art treasures with rich connotations and cultural heritage. By collecting small milk lids, the Swiss also collect their own beautiful mood and tranquil life. Now that SwissCoffeer has brought coffee Kumei to China, you can also enjoy the fun of collecting while enjoying Swiss milk.