Store Food Properly In Kitchen Cabinets
There’s nothing like delicious food. It’s a good idea to stock up at home. Cool, dry, and protected from light, this is the best way to store food and supplies.
Storage in cupboards – you store these foods in a dry place
Not all foods like it cool or even frozen. Most dry groceries are best kept in storage cupboards, such as typical apothecary cupboards and tall cupboards with drawers. Here they are kept dry and protected and ready to hand. The following foods are suitable for dry storage.
- Rice and noodles
- Flour
- Sugar
- Instant products
- Coffee and tea
- Coffee
- Cans and jars
- Spices
- Chocolate and biscuits
- Crisps
Storage in the pantry or cellar – these foods like dark
If you don’t have a lot of space in the kitchen but have access to a pantry, a cellar, or a utility room, you can also use these rooms to store food and stock up on supplies. It is usually cool and dark here, ideal for the following foods.
- Apples
- Pears
- Onions
- Potatoes
- Carrots
- Beverages
The ideal storage cupboard and cabinet for storage
The ideal storage cupboard or cabinet is equipped with pull-outs and drawers to provide an overview of the stored products. There are various cabinet variants and equipment systems available to you at Highland Cabinetry.
The pull-out cupboard or apothecary cupboard is the classic among pantry cupboards and a real space miracle. With a width of mostly 30 cm, the entire contents are transported in front of the cupboard when opened. Viewing and access can be conveniently carried out from both sides.
A pantry with internal pull-outs offers the advantage that all pull-outs can be individually pulled out and easily stocked. All supplies are always easily accessible.
In contrast to a base cabinet with doors, the base cabinet with pull-outs offers enormous convenience. All food supplies can be seen at a glance, while in a base cabinet with shelves, the overview is quickly lost. Variable partition systems made of plastic or wood organize the interior division perfectly.
Internal pull-outs in the base cabinet are impressive both visually and practically. With a linear kitchen design, base units that are furnished with internal pull-outs are perfect for planning a closed front image. Inside, you will be impressed by the fully extendable pull-outs and plenty of storage space.
