A tidy fridge in six easy steps
It’s best to start with a thorough cleaning. It makes organising everything more rewarding and you’ll be more pleased with the end result.
- Empty the fridge and wipe all surfaces clean
- Plan the placement of everything
- Group similar contents in handy storage boxes
- Clear containers make it easy to see what’s inside
- Zip-lock bags keep your food fresh for longer
- Some foods don’t belong in the fridge
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Handy box organisation
A smart organising tip is sorting items that need roughly the same temperature in larger boxes. The lower part of the fridge is colder – good for raw meat and dairy. The top is better for spreads and ready to eat foods, for instance. Boxes also make it easier cleaning up if something springs a leak.
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Less surprises, less waste
With clear containers it’s easy to see what’s inside. And a good eye on things tends to lead to less food waste. Most container series come in a range of sizes with the same size lids, making the containers stackable. Some can even be used upside down – with the lid as a tray the container becomes a cover.
Smart storage choices for a tidy fridge
Food storage containers come in many different materials, types and sizes. To make sure that you always have options to choose between, having a mix in stock is usually what works best.Seal in the freshness
These zip-lock bags keep veg, nuts and other foods fresh for longer. Thanks to the double seal they’re also great for storing leftovers and ready-made portions in the fridge. If you want – and depending on what’s been inside – you can re-use them with a quick hand wash.
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What to keep out
Some foods are best stored outside the fridge. So, why not get a few hanging net bags and beautiful bowls for your countertop? It’s a much better place to keep your tomatoes, avocados, onions, potatoes, bananas and more. This is also a nice relief for your fridge, making it less crowded.
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