Hello, mamas! I have a two-year-old daughter and my husband. I have my pantry stocked and am good at finding snacks. My problem is keeping stuff in the fridge, what do you all keep in your fridges!?!?
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Like for quick easy things? Like grab and go?
Sandwich meat
Yogurt
Cheese sticks
Fresh fruits
Fresh veggies
Hummus
Pepperoni
Shredded cheese
Pickled veggies
Boiled eggs
Fresh eggs
Brita water pitcher
Sliced cheese
Orange juice
Apple juice
Milk
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Chicken or tuna salad, pasta salad, yogurt, fruits, pickles, different cheeses, hummus, applesauce, hard boiled eggs! I also freeze yogurt sometimes add fruit to make popsicles the little loves them!!
Ham, butter, chocolate bars, grapes, cheese spread, cucumber and other salad stuff. Vegetables. That kind of thing I keep for my 21 month old and I xx
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I remember those days… thinking why do people have fridges…lol… now I need 2. I keep fruits and fruit cups, yogurts, jello, cheese, milk, juice, cream cheese, condiments, butter, sandwich meats, eggs, pickles
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Lots of yogurt
Fruit
Cheese
Carrots
Celery
Kids love fresh guac so plenty of those ingredients lol
Yogurt, cheese, fruit. We put s little tube in the door for my daughter when she was little and I’d put a few things in it each day and she knew she could get whatever out of it on her own.
String cheese, yogurt or gogurt, fruit like cuties or halos, sandwich meats, shredded cheese, eggs,
Prepped fruit, like berries washed and cut up if necessary (strawberries), string cheese, cut up and washed veggies like broccoli, cauliflower, cucumbers, sugar snap peas, yogurts, yogurt smoothies, cut up cheese and sausage.
Milk, water,tea, margarine, condiments, lettuce, tomatoes, onion, oranges,t.v. dinners, sliced cheese, bologna and hot dogs.
Mine love deviled egg sandwiches, hard boiled eggs peeled and washed, string cheese and I use sandwich size ziplock baggies to make fruit packs and veggie packs. They also have sugar free pudding bc they don’t like yogurt.
I have a small fridge that I keep stocked with snacks and drinks for the kids. Freezer contains Gogurts, fridge has juice, cheese, and ham cubes. I taught them over the years to eat if hungry but not because of boredom.
Fruit, lunchables, cheese sticks, yogurts, drinkable yogurts, go gurts in the freezer as well, juice boxes.
Butter, milk, eggs, half-and-half for my coffee, condiments like pickles, mayo, ketchup, etc. Everything else is yogurt, cheese (blocks, deli slices and sticks), greens for salads plus salad dressings, baby carrots and celery sticks, fruit like apples and grapes or melons, deli ham and turkey for sandwiches, plus leftovers. Canned or boxed drinks.
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Anything you normally eat that needs to be kept cold…???
Milk, half & half, eggs, cheese, butter, yogurt, some produce items, some condiments.
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Aldi’s juice packs for toddlers, apples, blue berries, buttternut crackers, pop corn. Also peanut butter and 12 grain bread. American cheese, not prossesed. Banana’s and pickles and hard boiled eggs.
Mostly fruit kids don’t need to constantly snack all day
Easy to go stuff besides the staples, string cheese, lunch meat, hard boiled eggs, yogurt, fruit cups, cherry tomatoes, cream cheese, applesauce…
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Blueberries/raspberries/blackberries, cheese sticks and/cubes, meat sticks, Ice bottled drinks, and salad mix for a start.
Cheese fruit applesauce cups veggies lunch meat leftovers milk eggs bread jelly pickles condiments chocolate butter cream cheese
Yogurt, boiled eggs, cheese, veggies and fruits
Yogurt, cheese, overnight oats, juice boxes, little water bottles, some fruit like berries and watermelon, veggies like baby carrots, and snap peas, hummus .
Pickles, yogurt, fruit that is cut up and ready to grab, cheese
We only had milk or water. Sometimes lemonade or tea. Never juice or soda. Yogurt grapes cheese
Salad dressings, butter, sour cream, cream cheese, different types of cheeses, lunch meat, milk. Leftovers.
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I kept carrots celery cheese sticks mushrooms yogurt grapes tomatoes lunch meat olives any thing easy to eat for quick snacks for my granddaughter
I used one of the veggie drawers for go-to snacks when my son was little. I would pre-make snack bags that he could grab at anytime without asking me. Always 3 things:
- Small water or juice
- Something savory: string cheese, crackers, nuts,
- Something sweet: fruit, yogurt, dried fruit, a cookie.
Bologna,Hot dogs,sliced cheese,Ham, eggs, Tomatoes, lettuce, oranges, dressing,milk water,tea, onion, and condiments.
Yogurts cheese eggs veg
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Yogurt, Milk, Cheese sticks, cold cuts, cottage cheese, fruit cups, apple sauce cups, raw veggies, boiled eggs and Jell-O. And that’s just the kids food!
String cheese and applesauce. Yogurts, too.
?? Anything requiring refrigeration ??
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Yogurt. Water. Celery. Carrots. Cheese sticks. Can’t think rn
If you don’t know by now, you’ll never know. Dumb question!!!
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Grapes. Carrots. Yogurt. Cheese sticks. Eggs.
everything perishable
Milk. Juice. Butter. Condiments. Grapes. Cheese’s. Cottage cheese. Lunch meat. Leftovers. Eggs. Mushrooms. Apples. Yogurt.
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Milk: apple juice: string cheese: yogurt pouches: yogurt sticks: pickles different varieties: cream cheese: American cheese: V8 mix: boiled eggs: I have the same issue with trying to find which products to put in the refrigerator
I think your asking what do people keep with kids and husband. Garlic and regular pickles, fresh fruit , fruit cups , cheese cubes , cheese sticks , salami, salad supplies , ready cooked and peeled boiled eggs . Apple sauce pouches, lunch meat for roll ups . Yogurt or pudding cups . Egg salad . Chicken salad . Tiny tomato’s .
veggie tray, meat and cheese tray, fruit tray. applesauce. string cheese. mini cucs. hummus, plain Greek yogurt mixed with ranch seasoning (healthier dip) gogurt. waters. jello. pudding. whipped cream.
Celery & carrot sticks wrapped in damp paper towel & in a ziploc bag stays fresh for 2 weeks+ !!
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I’m going to guess you mean what I keep in the fridge for snacks for the family.
Whole and sliced apples, pears, and clementines. Celery, carrots (sticks and baby), peppers sliced, cucumbers. Lunch meats and cheeses (block cheese and string, and sandwich cheese).
Also any open olives, pickles and things the kids open to snack on.
I also take requests for deli cheese or meats that are specifically for snacking not sandwiches.
I have older kids (14,12,& 7), a 1yr old and the hubby. Nothing really lasts and I am always trying to keep a different rotation of snacks on hand when a shopping trip is needed.
I know you didn’t ask, but if my pantry, I keep also keep a box of other snacks like crackers, gummy’s, individual chip bags, and school lunch snacks all mixed in a “grab box”. If it’s empty before the next shopping trip, too bad, but each kid is allowed 2-3 snacks a day. I have a box for juices as well, with the same limit depending on the juice box.
I usually have veggies, puddings, yogurt, some lunch meat, usually ham and cheese, juices, little fruit cups—I buy vanilla yogurt and then they can add fruit , if they wish.
Cheese sticks fresh fruits and vegetables lunch meat juices milk cheese
Fruit, yogurt, veggies, eggs, cheese, fruit and applesauce cups, pudding
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Need to keep ketchup pickles steak sauce mustard etc in fridge also jams syrup and the like grapes melons tomatoes need
No refrigeration
Is this a real question??