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Top Shelf Of Your Fridge. The door and top shelf are the warmest areas of your fridge — sorting your items according to these temperatures is the best way to make your food last longer, and don't forget to utilize those specialty drawers. Here's how to maximize the storage space. There's a better way to use the space on top of the fridge—especially if you have a cabinet or two. Cooked food is fine to keep on the top or middle shelf. Cooked baby food, pizza, dips and sauces, tortillas, and so on. These handy shelves, egg racks, yogurt dispensers, and more will help you keep your fridge tidy—and avoid letting your food go to waste. This area is not as cold as the bottom of the fridge, so save it for the foods that don't need extra. We help a strategist reader organize the top of their fridge with a few easy tips from jars to extendable shelves to baskets. Use the the top and middle shelves to store any items that don't need to be kept especially cold:

Cooked food is fine to keep on the top or middle shelf. The door and top shelf are the warmest areas of your fridge — sorting your items according to these temperatures is the best way to make your food last longer, and don't forget to utilize those specialty drawers. Cooked baby food, pizza, dips and sauces, tortillas, and so on. Use the the top and middle shelves to store any items that don't need to be kept especially cold: This area is not as cold as the bottom of the fridge, so save it for the foods that don't need extra. Here's how to maximize the storage space. We help a strategist reader organize the top of their fridge with a few easy tips from jars to extendable shelves to baskets. There's a better way to use the space on top of the fridge—especially if you have a cabinet or two. These handy shelves, egg racks, yogurt dispensers, and more will help you keep your fridge tidy—and avoid letting your food go to waste.

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Top Shelf Of Your Fridge Cooked food is fine to keep on the top or middle shelf. Here's how to maximize the storage space. There's a better way to use the space on top of the fridge—especially if you have a cabinet or two. We help a strategist reader organize the top of their fridge with a few easy tips from jars to extendable shelves to baskets. Use the the top and middle shelves to store any items that don't need to be kept especially cold: These handy shelves, egg racks, yogurt dispensers, and more will help you keep your fridge tidy—and avoid letting your food go to waste. Cooked baby food, pizza, dips and sauces, tortillas, and so on. This area is not as cold as the bottom of the fridge, so save it for the foods that don't need extra. Cooked food is fine to keep on the top or middle shelf. The door and top shelf are the warmest areas of your fridge — sorting your items according to these temperatures is the best way to make your food last longer, and don't forget to utilize those specialty drawers.