• kobra@piefed.social
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    2 days ago

    that’s why they have shelves in the doors. also, why is the syrup in the fridge?

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      2 days ago

      If you look closely, you’ll see that syrup is structural, load bearing syrup. That’s why it’s in the fridge.

      • prole@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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        1 hour ago

        My fridge is full of load bearing pickle jars with no pickles only brine from that one time I made pickles like 4 years ago lol

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      Why would you look at this and not understand the door shelves are full too?

      Syrup lasts longer in the fridge, particularly real maple syrup. It can get mold growing on it.

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        2 days ago

        why would you look at this and not understand that there is likely some expired or never used product that could be thrown out to make room in the door shelves?

    • Suck_on_my_Presence@lemmy.world
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      I put my condiments in the veggie drawers and my veggies on the shelves, lol. Can more easily see what I still have and if it’s going bad. Too many goopy cilantro or zucchini experiences