The transparent can especially highlights drinks that play with layers, colors or textures. Here are 5 concrete ideas to enrich your menu, with the can format and lid best suited to each.

1 Marbled Matcha Latte

330 ml slim Β· Lid: basic

The contrast between the green of the matcha and the white of the milk, poured in a gradient, is one of the most sought-after visuals right now. The can's transparency showcases this marbling from bottom to lid β€” an effect completely lost in a cardboard cup.

2 Layered Iced Coffee

330 ml slim or 500 ml slim Β· Lid: basic

Espresso, milk and ice cubes layered on top of each other create an immediate visual effect, particularly photogenic in a can. It's a simple drink to prepare that benefits enormously from the transparent container to stand out in a display case or on social media.

3 Classic or Fruity Bubble Tea

330 ml short (wide diameter) Β· Lid: soft-coated tab

Tapioca pearls, popping boba, fruit pieces β€” bubble tea remains the go-to reference for the transparent can format. The wide format makes it easier for pearls to pass through the straw, and the tab lid lets you insert it directly.

4 Tiramisu in a Jar

500 ml short Β· Lid: full open

Served in layers (biscuit, mascarpone, cocoa), tiramisu in a can becomes a full-fledged takeaway dessert. The full-open lid lets you enjoy it with a spoon, just like a real jar dessert β€” without disturbing the layered presentation.

5 Fruit Iced Tea

330 ml slim or 500 ml slim Β· Lid: basic

Lemon slices, mint leaves or steeping berries float visibly in the can, which is never the case in an opaque cup. A simple drink that gains a lot in presentation with this format.

The common thread across these 5 ideas: the more a drink or dessert relies on color, layers or texture, the more added value the transparent can brings compared to a classic opaque container.

For each of these ideas, the lid choice mainly depends on use: basic for a simple drink, soft-coated tab as soon as there's a straw to insert, full open for anything eaten with a spoon. See the details of the 3 lid types and available formats.