Show us your fridge!!
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Shermie
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Just out of curiosity, I looked up this brand & size unit & was TOTALLY SHOCKED at the price & where it was made!! A Frigidaire 10 cubie feet, close to $1,000 & it was made in Thailand!! How in the Sam Hill can a full-size fridge be made in a foreign country & yet cost so much?!! It is beyond me!!
Ok, here's mine.
As you can see, I need more bread and I've just finished doing the dishes lol
As you can see, I need more bread and I've just finished doing the dishes lol
Shermie, I've no control over the size of mine.I can just LOOK at yours & tell that it's larger than mine. Next time, I'll just BUY a larger one!!
It came with my apartment.
SilverSage
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Really? You want to see my fridge?
Shermie
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Yes, & I was actually showing & meaning what's inside the fridge. If you don't want to show the inside, It's up to you, but yes, the inside is what I meant. No shame if you don't want to. And BTW, I love a stainless steel one, & they can be expensive!!
I like the way you store your fresh herbs in the glass jars. Noted
I feel like a nosy Nelly looking inside your fridge, but thanks Chef lol
Shermie
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I like the way you store your fresh herbs in the glass jars. Noted
I feel like a nosy Nelly looking inside your fridge, but thanks Chef lol
If you noticed at the top of this page, I posted pics of my fridge closed & open, giving the impression that I'm not ashamed of what's in there. I'll leave it up to you as to whether you want to show what's inside or not.
SilverSage
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huh?If you noticed at the top of this page, I posted pics of my fridge closed & open, giving the impression that I'm not ashamed of what's in there. I'll leave it up to you as to whether you want to show what's inside or not.
I'm not ashamed of what's inside my fridge at all.If you noticed at the top of this page, I posted pics of my fridge closed & open, giving the impression that I'm not ashamed of what's in there. I'll leave it up to you as to whether you want to show what's inside or not.
I have everything I need in it at the moment until my next shopping trip.
I don't hoard food.
Shermie
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SilverSage
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When you bring them home, wash them, then trim a bit off the bottom of the stems (like you would do for fresh flowerrs). Put the cut stems in water and they will last 2 or 3 times longerI like the way you store your fresh herbs in the glass jars. Noted
I feel like a nosy Nelly looking inside your fridge, but thanks Chef lol
Johnny West
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Ours was a mess and today the mrs decided to do some tidying so hopefully I can get a picture later.
I trim the bottoms, stick them in a glass of water, and put them on the counter or on the window sill over the sink.
My fridge is too small and is always a jenga mess. I kept knocking over the glasses of herbs so I stopped refrigerating them. They last just short of a week. My cut homegrown herbs last almost forever this way.
Lee