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Nic Barnes

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12th Jan 16 at 13:27

Items to be kept, or not kept in a fridge.

Cheese
Vegetables
Salad items
Fruit
Yogurts
Jams
Sauces like ketchup

My understanding is if you buy it from a chiller cabinet in a supermarket it needs stored in a fridge.

Marc

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12th Jan 16 at 13:30

You say that, but Sunny Delight doesn't need chilling

Nic Barnes

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12th Jan 16 at 13:45

I ask as I'm not sure about cheese.

Ben J

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12th Jan 16 at 13:49

Cheese does, although ideally it should be served at room temp, but I wouldn't be doing that too many times with the same block.

Veg doesn't have to but doing so will lengthen freshness. Same with Salad items and fruit.

Yoghurts do. All dairy does tbh. Back in the day they used to leave butter out but again, I wouldn't advise.

Jams do once opened.

Ketchup should be once opened, although doubt it wold do any harm if not.

I'm always sceptical about restaurants who leave mayo bottles out. Raw egg. Not cool.

As for Sunny D. There's so much sugar in it I doubt anything will touch it.

Cavey

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12th Jan 16 at 13:50

Depends how quickly you eat the cheese I guess. Ketchup stays in a cupboard, Mayo based sauces, fridge

Ellis

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12th Jan 16 at 13:52

All of the above Nic

MoesTavern

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12th Jan 16 at 14:15

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
Items to be kept, or not kept in a fridge.

Cheese
Vegetables
Salad items
Fruit
Yogurts
Jams
Sauces like ketchup

My understanding is if you buy it from a chiller cabinet in a supermarket it needs stored in a fridge.

Cheese -no
Vegetables -no
Salad items -no
Fruit -no
Yogurts -yes
Jams -no
Sauces like ketchup -no

Ben J

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12th Jan 16 at 19:59

Cheese no?

Are you trolling?

--ToM--

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12th Jan 16 at 20:02

I have everything on that list in my frodge

Nic Barnes

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12th Jan 16 at 20:07

quote:
Originally posted by --ToM--
I have everything on that list in my frodge

whats that?

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12th Jan 16 at 20:11

I didn't keep jam in the fridge over Christmas and it went moldy

learnt that lesson.

Ketchup and BBQ sauce goes in the cupboard though, kind of annoys me when it's cold.

Ben G

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12th Jan 16 at 23:54

Anyone else keep eggs in the fridge?

Technically, you buy them from.a normal aisle, but fridge have compartments for eggs. So confusing.

Ste

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13th Jan 16 at 06:11

eggs should be fridge if you want to keep them till use by date otherwise it's just a few days. reason they aren't refrigerated in supermarkets is because the shell is porous and taking them from cold to warm environments will cause condensation on the shell and they'll absorb bacteria from outside the shell.

Most things will keep longer in a fridge as the lower temp reduces the time it takes bacteria to breed.

tomatoes will stay fresher out the fridge than in.

I would rather lose by a mile because i built my own car, than win by an inch because someone else built it for me.

andy1868

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13th Jan 16 at 07:35

On the front of the box of eggs in my fridge it recommends to keep them in there.

I keep cheese in the fridge, it can get abit sweaty left out.

Mayo is normally pasturised so the egg thing becomes less of a problem doesnt it?

Most fruits go in the fridge in our house to make it stay fresh longer, exception is bananas that need to stay out.

Ketchup etc goes in our fridge, warm ketchup goes too runny imo so i think they're up to personal preference.

[Edited on 13-01-2016 by andy1868]

Nic Barnes

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13th Jan 16 at 08:03

Eggs last longer out of a fridge I thought

Gary

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13th Jan 16 at 08:29

Your a grown man how do you not know what goes in a fridge?

Nic Barnes

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13th Jan 16 at 08:38

I have nvq in catering also

nathy_87

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13th Jan 16 at 09:30

I'd put Cheese in the fridge yes.

Nic Barnes

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13th Jan 16 at 11:35

Pickled items?

VrsTurbo

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13th Jan 16 at 11:36

quote:
Originally posted by Ben J
Cheese does, although ideally it should be served at room temp, but I wouldn't be doing that too many times with the same block.

Veg doesn't have to but doing so will lengthen freshness. Same with Salad items and fruit.

Yoghurts do. All dairy does tbh. Back in the day they used to leave butter out but again, I wouldn't advise.

Jams do once opened.

Ketchup should be once opened, although doubt it wold do any harm if not.

I'm always sceptical about restaurants who leave mayo bottles out. Raw egg. Not cool.

As for Sunny D. There's so much sugar in it I doubt anything will touch it.

Thought it was quite rare that proper mayo is used anyway.

VrsTurbo

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13th Jan 16 at 11:36

quote:
Originally posted by Nic Barnes
Pickled items?

My pickled onions went in last night

Nic Barnes

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13th Jan 16 at 11:58

Pickled beetroot is in, onions live in the cupboard.

MatthewR

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13th Jan 16 at 12:43

I just shout at her "where is this???"

Jimbothebarbarian

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13th Jan 16 at 13:46

quote:
Originally posted by MatthewR
I just shout at her "where is this???"

This, utterly fucking clueless I am....

Neo

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13th Jan 16 at 14:20

My Missus puts bread in the fridge which people find weird, just let her get on with it.

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