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Vertically Organize Your Freezer


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I got really tired of trying to find things in my freezer. I went to Big Lots, sort of a dollar type store in Houston and bought some plastic boxes. I only needed one. I stood my bags of meat on end like a file drawer. They are labeled and dated. The pie crusts I stood up on end, storing vertically rather than having them lying in the way all the time. The large bag of corn with a clothespin has a large bag of peas behind it, also closed with a clothespin. Dear husband found ice cream on special so he bought some. We usually have only one box of ice cream. There is a shallow shelf at the top which I couldn't get in the photo which is now housing loaves of bread. The door is for very small items, mostly frozen orange juice.

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By Marty Dick from Houston, TX

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November 13, 20130 found this helpful

Good idea - I do similar. But, I would think that only closing a bag in a freezer with a clothespin would lead to freezer burn. I put my opened bags inside a large 2 gallon ziplock freezer bag. I wash and reuse the ziplock bags over and over, and no freezer burn.

 

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