Reply With QuoteIf you can fit a bigger fridge, do it! Less mucking around trying to squeeze stuff in and less rotating of food and drinks, which in turn equals less work
YarnMaster
SubscriberYep! Square everything ... Juice, butter, etc .... and where possible we use zip-vac bags ... Less space than Tupperware
We used to survive with a 45L Coleman esky (family of 5) for 3-5 days depending on weather. Used block ice, split in half, and put in the tucker box at home for 2-3 days before leaving ... Block ice at -25 to -30 lasts real well
On the basis that a 45L esky was big enough, I figured a 47L fridge (without the space the block ice took up) would be plenty .... I was right! .... and now we're a family of 2 + 1 part timer so 47L is plenty!
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If you can fit a bigger fridge, do it! Less mucking around trying to squeeze stuff in and less rotating of food and drinks, which in turn equals less work
YarnMaster
I have a 50l and its plenty big enough I take frozen chooks legs of pork ect plus all the usual stuff and still room left over and its a good size in a d1
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