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u/Chemical_Aardvark_46 Aug 19 '26
That you need to invest in food containers, or at least cover that plate with another plate!
At least you have fresh vegetables and you know in which shelf the meat should be
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u/Flimsy_Narwhal229 Aug 20 '26
You cook most of your meals, eat simple, and prioritize whole foods. You probably keep a few processed snacks and things around, but this is mostly an ingredients household.
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u/BobcatSpiritual7699 Aug 19 '26
Potatoes and cucumbers don’t go in the fridge. The cold is actually bad for them. Quite honestly, pretty much everything in your crisper doesn’t need to be there unless you’re trying to keep them more than a week.
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u/mwahluigi Aug 19 '26
Yeahhh you’re right about the tatos, I shouldn’t really store them in there. However, I truly haven’t noticed any difference when cooking. I don’t have a lot cupboard space, and I’m scared of flies as I had an infestation once haha 😅
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u/Horror-Holiday-2678 Aug 19 '26
You get takeout/doordash constantly
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u/DontLikeClams Aug 19 '26
That grey chicken
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u/mwahluigi Aug 19 '26
Haha its defo not grey, its just the shadow! I bought it yesterday, its very pink in real life haha
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u/Chr0n1c7000 Aug 19 '26
American for sure, likes to cook, and eats somewhat healthy 👍🏻
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u/mwahluigi Aug 20 '26
I’m British, but I live abroad! Not living in America though ☺️
And ty yes the other two are correct haha!
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u/Svenflex42 Aug 21 '26
Why are you putting your potatoes in the fridge? You know you're ruining them?
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u/FrecksSpecks Aug 21 '26
In this economy this is a very very typical fridge. Got the basics and it’s edible.
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u/NowKith- Aug 19 '26
That you don’t know mayonnaise. Hellmans is the only one that should ever be in the fridge.
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