1. Tomatoes
Tomatoes will lose all their flavour in the fridge. What’s a bigger crime than that? The cold air in the fridge stops the ripening process, and ripening is what gives tomatoes more flavour.
2. Potatoes Keeping a potato in the cold temperature of your refrigerator will turn its starch into sugar more quickly, so that you’ll be left with a sweet, gritty potato.
3. Onions If you put onions in the fridge, the moisture will eventually turn them soft and mouldy. Keep them in a cool, dry place.
4. GarlicEventually, garlic will start to sprout in the fridge, and it may also get rubbery and mouldy. You should instead keep garlic in a cool, dry place.
5. Bread
You refrigerator will dry out your bread quickly. Unless it’s sliced sandwich bread that you intend to use within a few days, keep bread out on the counter or in the freezer.
6. Olive Oil
You should store olive oil in a cool, dark place, but not in the fridge, where it will condense and turn to a harder, almost butter-like consistency.
7. Honey
There’s no need to store honey in the fridge — it will stay good basically forever if you simply keep it tightly sealed. Keeping honey in the refrigerator can cause it to crystallise.
__University Of North Carolina
Monday 9 May 2016
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