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4 fridge zones that cut food waste

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Your fridge is not a storage cave 🥶 Most food gets wasted because it gets hidden and forgotten.
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Zone 1: door + top shelf 🚪 Keep condiments, jams, drinks, leftovers, and ready-to-eat foods where they are easiest to spot.
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Zone 2: middle shelf + drawers 🍓 Put dairy, eggs, snacks, and produce in the steady, easy-to-grab spots.
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Zone 3: bottom shelf + a weekly reset ✅ Keep raw meat low, rotate older food forward, and do a quick weekly check before shopping.

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