#50

I would watch a film about a rule-breaking detective called Chest Freezer

#51

Only mugs follow those guidelines, mugs.

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#52

Freeze canned food and it will last until the apocalypse.

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#53

I like the cluedo format

#54

what about…sausages? how long frozen would you eat a sausage?

#55

2 A.D.

#56

Remember spending quite a lot of time hanging over/into a chest freezer as a kid when my mum would send me down into the cellar to get something but the cellar was poorly lit, and almost completely pitch black round the corner where the freezer was, so would spend ages hanging over into the freezer trying to find what I had been sent to get. Remember really liking it because it was like a lucky dip into a pitch black abyss and might find a 5 year old choc ice at the end of it

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#57

4 fridges, one of which operates as a tv stand. Living my best life

#58

I have two fridges!

#59

I had a chest freezer in an old rented house and at the end of the year when we had to clean it out there was a Tesco carrier bag half full of loose hash browns

No-one knew who put them there and no-one ever admitted it!

#60

how do you delineate items between the two?

#61

Just my ex’s parents, they had one in the garage full of bread. Actually they’ve since divorced so I expect they didn’t continue to share a chest freezer.

We used to have one when I was a student, I made a little snowman on a side plate and then popped it in the chest freezer and it sat there for about 18 months. Got a picture of two of my housemates with it somewhere when they found it when they were emptying it after we’d all moved out

#62

Parents-in-law have two of them. Both rammed full. They raid all the reduced stuff whenever they go shopping, chuck it in the freezer and it pretty much stays there forever as far as I can tell.

#63

I’ve got two kitchens, mate.

#64

If you really want a chest freezer but don’t want the hassle or expense get your normal freezer and put it on its back on the floor, maverick!

#65

No one, but I’ve got a bollocks fridge.

#66

My parents have a small fridge in the kitchen, a fridge-freezer in the cupboard under the stairs and a full-sized upright freezer in the garage. There’s only two of them and they’re always on holiday so I’ve got no idea why they need so much cold food storage.

In-laws have a chest freezer, it’s full of fancy sausages from their local butcher and homemade ice cream.

#67

Are your parents prepping for nuclear winter maybe?

#68

Judging by their stockpiling of mayonnaise, loo roll and cleaning products, maybe

#69

Same! Fond memories of basically climbing into my Nan and grandads chest freezer to get a very mediocre Asda choc ice