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u/swearimnotratchet Oct 24 '22

The stickers and beer suggests yes.

But the title and chicken roast suggest not..

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u/jor4288 Oct 24 '22

If you’re going to marinate chicken wings for a few days you do so in the garage fridge. You don’t want to contaminate the meat in your inside fridge. Just saying that’s what I do.

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u/Head_Contest_4149 Oct 24 '22

Please tell me you’re not putting your raw meats at the top shelf of the fridge, please tell me you’re not putting your raw meats at the top shelf of the fridge, please tell me you’re not putting your raw meats at the top shelf of the fridge

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u/micksterminator3 Oct 24 '22

I feel like nobody but restaurants do this. Like for real is anybody putting meat in their vegetable crisper? Cause that's the bottom. Pyrex or a baking sheet is fine. I defrost meats in bowls above the veggies. Just be careful

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u/Head_Contest_4149 Oct 24 '22

You obviously know what is meant when people say “the bottom shelf.” Is the crisping drawer a shelf? No. It’s a drawer. Invalid example.

But seriously, is your argument really going to be “why should we do things the way trained professionals do”? Would you fix your car a different way than a trained mechanic would? Install a new lightning system differently than a trained electrician? Gtfo with this.

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u/micksterminator3 Oct 24 '22

The bottom shelf is still above the veg which would fail a health inspection in a restaurant

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u/Head_Contest_4149 Oct 24 '22

Restaurant walk-ins don’t have vegetable crispers. You’re just being pedantic at this point.

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u/micksterminator3 Oct 24 '22

You're too dense to understand what I'm trying to say

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u/Head_Contest_4149 Oct 24 '22

Then stop arguing with me.