15-03-2005 19:47									#1
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Ok, so I´m bored (again)...

Top shelf: Mustard, Cottage cheese

Middle shelf: Lemon juice, margarine (for bread), pickled cucumber, pickled beetroot, orange marmalade

Middle shelf 2: Carrots, red paprika, strawberry jam

Bottom: Onions, garlic, potatoes,

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	15-03-2005 19:52									#2
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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X Ok, so I´m bored (again)... Top shelf: Mustard, Cottage cheese Middle shelf: Lemon juice, margarine (for bread), pickled cucumber, pickled beetroot, orange marmalade Middle shelf 2: Carrots, red paprika, strawberry jam Bottom: Onions, garlic, potatoes,

You forgot the Indonesian condiments on the door.

	15-03-2005 19:52									#3
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And in the door:

Top shelf: Indian curry paste, capers, vegetable broth cubes

Middle shelf: Sesame oil, Vinegar (white wine and apple cider), Sambal Oelek, Thai curry paste

Bottom shelf: Ketchup, Milk, Mushroom soy

	15-03-2005 19:53									#4
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Forgot the pic...

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	15-03-2005 20:00									#5
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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X vegetable broth cubes Middle shelf: Sesame oil, Vinegar (white wine and apple cider), Mushroom soy

Errmmm... these are in the fridge...why ?

	15-03-2005 20:03									#6
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Just what I was gonna ask. In fact, I did ask, but the damn post didn't actually register.

	15-03-2005 20:04									#7
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Potatoes is another questionable one.

	15-03-2005 20:08									#8
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quote: Originally posted by molly bloom Errmmm... these are in the fridge...why ?

I don´t have a lot of storage space, but I have a large fridge

	15-03-2005 20:12									#9
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quote: Originally posted by Buck Birdseed Potatoes is another questionable one.

Potatoes last longer in the fridge. The only things I keep out of the fridge are fruit and tomatoes, because they taste more if kept in room temperature.

	15-03-2005 20:39									#10
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The fridge I have access to is stuffed full of all kinds of crap. We have arguments over whether or not bread should be refrigerated. At the moment, it contains of mine, one half-empty jar of pesto.

	15-03-2005 20:43									#11
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I can´t for my life understand why some people put bread in the fridge. It´s not like it will last longer...

	15-03-2005 20:46									#12
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quote: We have arguments over whether or not bread should be refrigerated.

Only if it frequently gets moldy from not being eaten fast enough.

Cold bread

	15-03-2005 21:13									#13
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quote: Originally posted by Kamrat X Ok, so I´m bored (again)... Top shelf: Mustard, Cottage cheese Middle shelf: Lemon juice, margarine (for bread), pickled cucumber, pickled beetroot, orange marmalade Middle shelf 2: Carrots, red paprika, strawberry jam Bottom: Onions, garlic, potatoes,

That looks like a bachelor's /student's fridge. I'm guessing you can tell a lot about a person's marital status/ family by what's in their fridge.

I don't have a picture but I know at a minimum there would be

1 4l skim milk
1 4l homogenized milk
1 1l apple juice
1 2l orange juice
1 2l cranberry juice
6-12 mini yogurt servings
4-8 mini drinkable yogurt
apples
oranges
grapes or strawberries
baby carrots, regular carrots
Some of the following : green pepper, red pepper, baby tomatoes, corn, asparagus ,broccoli , lettuce
Cheese-- sticks, sliced, shredded and at least 3 different blocks of cheese
Condiments-- ketchup, mustard, relish, mayo, soy sauce, oyster sauce, teriyaki, steak rub, jame, marmelade and probably 4-5 more sauces

Other-- pickles, beets, maybe chicken or beef (if planned for a meal soon), some variety of sliced sandwich meats

I'm missing a bunch of stuff and don't even get me started on the freezer section of the fridge or better yet our freezer downstairs (Mrs Flubber loves the deals at Costco)

	15-03-2005 21:25									#14
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What i find most interesting is your fridge door opens right to left, while every fridge ive ever seen or used has opened left to right. Is this a Scandinavian thing?

	15-03-2005 21:30									#15
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quote: Originally posted by Maquiladora What i find most interesting is your fridge door opens right to left, while every fridge ive ever seen or used has opened left to right. Is this a Scandinavian thing?

Really?? Here in Canada you can buy them either way-- whichever way suits your floor plan best and I believe that many fridges can be switched from lefties to righties

	15-03-2005 21:53									#16
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We actually did switch the door in our last place. It was opening with the hinges on the right, but it made more sense the other way, so we changed it. Easy process that took no more than five minutes and one screwdriver.

Edit: Although I'm not sure you can do this on Euro-style fridges. My brother has one and I'm pretty sure he wouldn't be able to change it around.

	15-03-2005 22:29									#17
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I would have posted a picture of an empty fridge but I thought it best not to be so down...

... after all, my freezer is full.

	15-03-2005 22:43									#18
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quote: Originally posted by Immortal Wombat We have arguments over whether or not bread should be refrigerated.

Of course bread should be refrigerated, it stays fresh longer!

	15-03-2005 22:50									#19
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Nonsense - a bread bin keeps it fresher much better than a fridge.

	15-03-2005 22:53									#20
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quote: Originally posted by Cruddy Nonsense - a bread bin keeps it fresher much better than a fridge.

Link?

	15-03-2005 22:55									#21
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Bread gets eaten fast enough around my house where we don't refrigerate it. I also don't see why vinega or oil would be in the fridge unless it is just to make the fridge look fuller. If a cabinet doesn't have room for a bottle of oil then it must be reeeeeeaaaaalllllllyyyyyy small.

	15-03-2005 23:06									#22
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Heh.. nice thread.

Here's mine

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	15-03-2005 23:09									#23
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breadbins? What kind of commie nonsense is that!? Honestly, I have never seen a breadbin being sold in this country.

I refrigirate my bread- I also toast it, so being cold is not an issue.

My fridge is too well stocked to be part of this race to the bottom.

	15-03-2005 23:13									#24
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Hmm, so far I still win gold on the most empty fridge.

Oh, keep fruits in your fridge but seperate them ( do so too when not in fridge)

	15-03-2005 23:14									#25
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I bought a new fridge which was actually delivered just today. Not much of a point in posting a pic, since it's currently still completely empty...

quote: Originally posted by Kontiki Edit: Although I'm not sure you can do this on Euro-style fridges. My brother has one and I'm pretty sure he wouldn't be able to change it around.

European fridges are the same. All but the cheapest models AFAIK.

	15-03-2005 23:16									#26
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cool thread! Too bad I don't have a camera.

alva, so would I I have 5 eggs, butter and two small cokes living large!!

	15-03-2005 23:16									#27
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X: With regard to the size of your Sambal Oelek-bottle I guess you eat barbed wire for breakfast...

	15-03-2005 23:20									#28
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quote: Originally posted by GePap breadbins? What kind of commie nonsense is that!? Honestly, I have never seen a breadbin being sold in this country.

Judging by the bread you have in the US, that's understandable. In other parts of the world, bread is made up of more things than air and preservatives.

	15-03-2005 23:23									#29
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quote: Originally posted by Kropotkin Judging by the bread you have in the US, that's understandable. In other parts of the world, bread is made up of more things than air and preservatives.

Bah!

I agree, that's true in most of the US, but I live two blocks away from a bakery, and there are plenty of places in NYC to buy world class bread. And yet, in none of the fancy food stores in this megalopolis have I seen a bread bin.

	15-03-2005 23:26									#30
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10 cans of carling black label
1 large bottle of blue WKD
1 box of butter