#29

not keen on the word produce btw

can’t say why. just not.

#30

Might try to get some similar boxes that let some air in

#31

Do you use a different word or do you use produce, just grudgingly?

#32

i call them vegetables

#33

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#34

But produce is more than just vegetables, no?

#35

“fruits and vegetables” then

#36

My fridge has two crispers. One for fruit and veg and then a dairy one.

I shan’t take a picture due to clean fridge’s shaming post.

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#37

Sure, sometimes «produce» just seems more fitting. For example, for this thread.

#38

mushrooms though

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#40

There’s a reason I only shared 2 shelves and not the rest.

#41

SAME. Two drawers… one veg, one cheese.

#42

in ducks, newburyport she mentions storing something (I can’t remember what unfortunately) in a damp towel, ever tried that

#43

mussels?

#44

Well this thread was nothing short of an epic success

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#45

My sister bought me some white nylon (I think) bag things to put veg in. Reusable, washable, keeps them fresh for much longer.

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They were a much better purchase than the snow brush she once bought for me. I live in Manchester. A rain mac would have been more appropriate.

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#46

:exploding_head::exploding_head:

#47

I second these veg bags. Also can be taken to the supermarket in lieu of those plastic veg bags

#48

Onyas. I’ve had a set for years. Very handy. [Mine are nowhere near as clean looking as crackling’s]

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