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Is it a good idea to put your condiment, oil , dry Spices and Seasonings etc... on open shelf in kitchen or put it in cupboard?


The_King

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For often used and not as storage (replenish).

 

 

Which one is better? will display in open shelf shorten the life of the product (as it expose to light) or it is better to hide in the dark

 

 

 

 

open shelf

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in dark area

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1 hour ago, XianGe said:

Hidden... Cos when cooking place will get oily... 

thanks

 

then the wall shelf will be for raw garlics, onions & gingers, oil, salt and some small bottle of condiment (as in top up from bigger bottle from fridge ), etc.....  the rest (dry-spices, spices powder (curry, tumin, black pepper etc....), i keep in my chest freezer and top up when needed

 

many thanks.

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thanks, i know how to design liao. heng i post this, else all outside.

 

now i just follow my current home one, use often outside (buy in bulk, bulk in hawker center type, enough for 2 month type, some use often like salt no need fridge, some like soya sauce need) and use weekly just have amount outside (like dry spices ) . the rest in freezer.

 

 

 

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BTW, currently all my spices store at room tem, so far no bug, no insect. but if i store in freezer and take some out to store outside of the fridge. will the dry spices have condensation or have moisture since i take from freezer to room temp?

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16 hours ago, The_King said:

BTW, currently all my spices store at room tem, so far no bug, no insect. but if i store in freezer and take some out to store outside of the fridge. will the dry spices have condensation or have moisture since i take from freezer to room temp?

Yes will have condensation

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