Fridge or cupboard? 21 foods you've been storing in the wrong place, from ketchup to nuts

Where to store certain foods is an issue that divides households Find out where to store common foods and condiments to maximise freshness, quality and shelf life – ending the debate once and for all 🖋️ _annabonet

in a cool dry place, ideally in the fridge, until you use them,” says Anderson. “Storing eggs at a constant cool temperature will help to keep them safe. Do not use eggs after their ‘best before’ date, and make sure you rotate stock and use the oldest eggs first.”“Most jams have a high-water activity and acidity, which means bacteria growth isn’t supported,” says Marley. “You can store them at room temperature in a dark cupboard, but keeping your jam in the fridge will help it last longer.

That means you should hesitate before putting them straight in your kitchen’s fruit bowl. “If the bananas are at optimal ripeness to your own personal taste, then keep them in the fridge. If they require ripening, keep them at room temperature.”“At room temperature, lemons stay good for about a week,” says Marley. “In the fridge, however, their life is lengthened by two to three weeks.”even divide the experts.

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