Square fridge containers? I have my dual zone cooler…
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Square fridge containers?
I have my dual zone cooler, which should be sufficient for my one person/one cat needs. But I am also trying to be mindful of the ways that space is commonly wasted.
I've already emptied and prepped a bunch of my tall square storage containers I've previously used in the pantry for baking supplies. I'll use these for any dry goods that come in irregularly shaped packages.
But is there something like that for the fridge? I hate the idea of wasting space on a round jar of mayo, and weirdly shaped bottle of ketchup, and so on. Any suggestions for square sided condiment containers?
And while I'm here, what are your favorite square shaped food storage containers? I've only ever used pyrex in my condo, but they're heavy, dangerous to others if I break something outdoors, and they're round. I've kept a half dozen or so old parmesan and cottage cheese containers, but I'm considering a pack of the Rubbermaid Take Alongs since they're square and should (theoretically) stack and nest better. But if there's a better option that is still budget friendly (or budget friendly-adjacent), I'm definitely open to ideas.
If this is relevant, I will be full time in a Ford Flex starting on June 1, and will be for probably a year or two. I'm waiting out my Choice Housing waiting list. I'm just gonna visit family around the country and "chase" good weather (or more accurate, good climate) to keep me and my cat as comfy as possible.
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I have my dual zone cooler, which should be sufficient for my one person/one cat needs. But I am also trying to be mindful of the ways that space is commonly wasted.
I've already emptied and prepped a bunch of my tall square storage containers I've previously used in the pantry for baking supplies. I'll use these for any dry goods that come in irregularly shaped packages.
But is there something like that for the fridge? I hate the idea of wasting space on a round jar of mayo, and weirdly shaped bottle of ketchup, and so on. Any suggestions for square sided condiment containers?
And while I'm here, what are your favorite square shaped food storage containers? I've only ever used pyrex in my condo, but they're heavy, dangerous to others if I break something outdoors, and they're round. I've kept a half dozen or so old parmesan and cottage cheese containers, but I'm considering a pack of the Rubbermaid Take Alongs since they're square and should (theoretically) stack and nest better. But if there's a better option that is still budget friendly (or budget friendly-adjacent), I'm definitely open to ideas.
If this is relevant, I will be full time in a Ford Flex starting on June 1, and will be for probably a year or two. I'm waiting out my Choice Housing waiting list. I'm just gonna visit family around the country and "chase" good weather (or more accurate, good climate) to keep me and my cat as comfy as possible.
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