Have You Been Refrigerating The Wrong Things?
Have you ever felt like your fridge seems to be getting smaller and smaller? Well, it’s probably because you’re putting things in there that you probably shouldn’t. When we buy groceries, the first thing we do is refrigerate the food items.
We must know and understand that there are actually only a few things that need to be refrigerated. Some items can have a longer and better shelf life without being refrigerated.
Open up your refrigerator, and you’ll probably find most, if not all, of these items chilling inside. But for some of these foods, it may not be the best storage solution.
While for others, you’re not doing them any favors flavor-wise by using and eating them straight from the refrigerator. Let’s find out which 10 things are much better if they’re stored at room temperature.
30 thoughts on “Genius Tip: Are You Refrigerating These 10 Items? STOP!”
The problem is that some stores refrigerate everything to preserve them before putting them out including bread
Thank you for this article.
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Then why does it say on the labels on a lot of products to refrigerate after opening? I don’t have enough counter space to leave food out, so, it goes into the fridge.
I keep my pickles in the refrigerator because they taste better chilled. Tomatoes go in when they start getting soft before they have a chance to spoil
Give a numbered list at the end of your article!
If eggs are farm fresh and straight from the chicken, they can be kept on the counter.
Stop peppering the article with ad’s that not only confuse the reader to continue reading the article instead of being led into a useless ad. If your content is as dependent then it not only removes the reading and information pleasure but leads to doubt as to the validity of the content of the article
Ok…instead of the wordiness and incessant BS ads. How about just making a list of items. Then you can follow up with item by item as to why
Get to the point and you can get to the incidental contest specific to each stated item later on.
A good writer will get to the point quick then support the specific case by case specifics later. The writer does not know how to keep readers interested..he/she must work for the ad companies.
Honey does not need refrigeration.
For jams and jelly, it reads to refrigerate after opening. Now I’m reading mixed instructions.
do you mean AFTER they are opened too? or just unopened?
Some of the things I always knew but overall this was a very good article.
I was on an Israeli kibbutz for 3 months, where eggs were not refrigerated. Perfectly fine. But as said, once refrigerated, like here in the States, always refrigerated.
Okay thanks
Okay tell me more
Quit asking for comments
Stop asking show me the food 7
Where the fuck is the list!!
Very interesting, did not know some of these things about some of the items, Thanks.
Just post the list. The items are not coming up when clicking on the number.
Right – stop refrigerating these things and let them get rotten! I refrigerate all of them because some years ago I read and article like this so I followed instructions – and threw away more than half because they got spoiled out of the fridge.
I have found that not refrigrating jam hastens mold growth. It’s not a good idea to put it on the pantry shelf after opening.
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Terrific news about stuff to not keep in fridge! Good information. Thanks!
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Thank You…Great Info!
So what are the 10 things that we don’t need to refrigerate? Your articles only half finished. I find this clickbait crap very irritating.
You’re right! I keep a lot of this in my fridge! I saw my mother do it so I always have but at age 77 I will be making some changes! Never too late to learn. Thank you!