Our fridge represents much more than just a place for storage and cooling, as it holds our food, what enters our body to provide us with energy and nutrients, and it can also be a vehicle for pathogens. Therefore, its organization is key, and to achieve it, we leave you the best tips for organizing your fridge safely.
First things first: consider the temperatures
A key aspect to keep in mind is the temperature of the fridge. While generally it's around 4-5ºC, we must consider that the areas closest to the freezer are colder than those further away from it.
So, for fresh items like meat, fish, dairy, or others that require a colder temperature, we recommend placing them near the freezer, leaving pickles, escabeches, preserves, or cured products for the less cold areas.

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Also, it's important to remember that the temperature in the fridge door isn't always the same because it's opened and closed repeatedly. So, we'll place sauces, drinks that don't require uniform cold, eggs, jams, jellies, or similar items there.
Second: avoid contamination inside the fridge
Since different foods with distinct aromas, flavors, and characteristics coexist in our fridge, to avoid cross-contamination, we recommend placing each food or preparation in a hermetically sealed container or bag.

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To do this, we can use Tupperware, glass containers, or zip-lock bags that mold and fit easily into the available space.
On the other hand, if we have fresh meat or fish, or even thawing ones, we recommend placing them in the coldest spot (which is usually the lowest) of the fridge and on a plate or container that ensures no odors or liquids escape. This way, we avoid contamination inside the fridge.

Finally: ensure good product rotation
To prevent products from expiring or reaching their best-before date without being used, we recommend placing older items in the front of the fridge and newer items in the back.
To make this task easier, we can also label or tag each product or preparation and add dates before putting them in the fridge.
With these tips, you'll be able to organize your fridge properly to ensure your food is stored safely inside.
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