We’ll explain why there’s only one place you should be storing your raw meat, and it's certainly not the top shelf. The bottom shelves are the coldest parts of a fridge, as heat rises in a ...

‘An example of this would be raw chicken, which is contaminated with the potentially fatal campylobacter bacteria, being placed on a fridge shelf above some salad. 'The meat drips on to the ...

Organizing your fridge might seem like an unnecessary ... for eggs—more on that later. The bottom shelf is the coldest, so ...

According to food storage experts, the one shelf of your fridge is the best spot to store raw meat and fish, helping them stay fresh longer and reducing the risk of contamination. The bottom shelf ...

It turns out, there’s an ideal fridge position ... keep meat in its original packaging and consider buying a clear plastic bin and keeping all raw meat in it on a lower shelf to prevent leakage ...

This used to result in a Jenga-like situation in my fridge ... long shelf life, like jam, mustard, and hot sauce, but try to avoid storing milk there unless you’ll drink it fast. Raw meat ...

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Here's how long raw and cooked chicken lasts in the fridge—and how to make it last longer. Raw chicken that you buy from the meat counter ... is typically the bottom shelf.

The bottom shelf of the fridge is the only place for raw meat, as it prevents harmful bacteria from contaminating other foods. Be sure to never store it anywhere else." Article continues below ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Your fridge is about to be very crowded ... It's not cold enough for them. "On the top shelf, you want to keep raw, ready-to-eat foods, things like prepped salads or desserts ...