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Ahhh, working down the fridge inventory feels good

October 14th, 2010 at 10:30 am

It was bursting at the seams for way too long, so it is taking a looong time to get it closer to empty. And we haven't had much of a grocery bill in a few weeks now, which is nice.

Next is the pantry and basement food stockpile - I need to make a sweep to find items that are ready to expire - not much is worse than finding unopened expired items. Eating cheaply can be a great source of pleasure!

3 Responses to “Ahhh, working down the fridge inventory feels good”

  1. momcents Says:
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    Here, too. We've taken it down (slowly building up the surplus), and I'm really trying hard to avoid prepackaged, processed food - as tempting as it is!

  2. Aleta Says:
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    I have to do the same thing with my fridge. I also have to check my pantry for dates that are to expire soon. I use a sharpie and write in the exp date on the front of the jar or package.

    I have a list of frozen items from my kitchen freezer that I have taped to the inside of my pantry door. That way I know what I have in there and I have a shopping list there as well to jot down needed things. I really do have to get serious about my refrigerator. That's another area that I clutter up if you've been reading the decluttering articles on the forums.

  3. baselle Says:
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    Most items in the room temp pantry don't expire in the deadly, ick sense. For example, if there's an expiration date on the dried pasta box, I ignore it. Fresh pasta, of course, is another matter.

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