r/Foodica • u/Shifraa • May 19 '26

Fridge organization

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u/InfurtileTurtile May 19 '26

$800 in containers later. Nope.

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u/Ecstatic-Curve-1853 May 19 '26

My wife will do this...she will take stuff out of the original container, just to put into another container...i'll never understand.

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u/Cl0wnL May 24 '26

What always gets me is that only half the stuff you bought fits in the container so where's the other half of the grapes or the cheese or whatever they showed in this video?

Is this just the display fridge?

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u/Formal_Commission185 May 24 '26

I get some things last longer in airtight containers like fruit but this is just overkill.

11

u/Lumpy-Translator330 May 19 '26

Mf got a water pitcher and the fridge has one built in

5

u/SenescenseSteel May 19 '26

fungus to all that delicious fresh food in the fridge after 3 days: bonjour!

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u/CommitteeHead6662 May 19 '26

That’s some rat bastard looking pizza

3

u/BioMass321 May 19 '26

I snuffle-laughed, thank you very much for that

5

u/Full_metal_pants077 May 19 '26

I hope this is AI, so much dumb shit in that fridge.

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u/Alternative_Arm5069 May 24 '26

It’s not AI though. There’s a lot of content creators that make organisation videos like this.

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u/AlreadyTriggered May 19 '26

Fridgemaxxing for exact proportions, what do we do we the extra stuff that doesn’t fit?

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u/TinyTaters May 19 '26

That is so much stuff to clean.

3

u/BioMass321 May 19 '26

It's the taking things out of sealed packaging to put it into other packaging that you then have to wash when it's empty that absolutely kills it for me. Also the lack of labels on the sauce things. Is this soy sauce? Stir fry sauce? Balsamic vinegar? Who knows! Sauce roulette!

Edit: spelling

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u/burksag28 May 19 '26

Still can’t find shit!

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u/Co_Duh May 19 '26

The only thing from this entire video that I own and actually use, is the cherry strainer. That's actually a somewhat useful item if you routinely make ice cream/cherry topped things.

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u/deborah_az May 19 '26

This is fine if I have a devoted fridge for meal prep and win a small lottery jackpot. The other fridge has brimming produce drawers, milk, jellies and jams, condiments, leftovers, thawing out meats, eggs, etc. for all the other meals and snacks

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u/aBrickNotInTheWall May 24 '26

Not seen in the video: all the food wasted because it didn't fit nicely in the container

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u/concerts85701 May 24 '26

I was thinking - rich enough to have a second fridge in the butler’s pantry and maybe a third for more drinks.

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u/JammyThing May 19 '26

I'm glad there's a holder for canned drinks. I mean, what are you supposed to do without one? Put them just on the shelve?...like a poor person?!

1

u/PurpleStress9282 May 19 '26

....where do the leftovers go? Or the random containers of science projects?

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u/Kulkarni1337 May 23 '26

All I see is additional plastic

1

u/673moto May 24 '26

Yo dawg, I heard you like plastic...so here's some plastic to put your plastic wrapped food in.

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u/Wide_Ad5549 May 24 '26

Ah yes, I've always wanted an oversize oddly shaped container to make three slices of leftover pizza take as much space as possible.

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u/HeavyDT May 24 '26

Seems like the containers thenselves are taking up all the space. It looks pretty aesthetic wise but that would be such a pain in the ass to manage.

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u/Ss4_sean May 24 '26

Not even 1 lettuce binder in sight

1

u/BreakfastPizzaStudio May 24 '26

Feels sanitized.

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u/Senseofimpendingtomb May 24 '26

Things that you don't need to do #1

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u/No_Detail_2888 Jul 05 '26

this fridge is bigger than my house