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    Yeah, I just put up 40lbs of ground beef and 40lbs of chicken, and put it all in the bottom of the freezer with the not vacuum packed on top so it gets used first, but I was considering how I could divide the freezer up better for organization, when I was cleaning it out I found food that had gotten missed since 2012

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    Quote Originally Posted by thedave1164 View Post
    Yeah, I just put up 40lbs of ground beef and 40lbs of chicken, and put it all in the bottom of the freezer with the not vacuum packed on top so it gets used first, but I was considering how I could divide the freezer up better for organization, when I was cleaning it out I found food that had gotten missed since 2012
    Excel spread sheet. broken down in to poultry, pork, beef, etc. meats 1 side veggies, fish, and misc the other.

    We keep the cooked items and ones to be cooked this week, in house freezer section. Everything else is in one of the out building freezers. Sheets for freezers and 1 for what's in the house frige/freezer. The outbuilding freezers (as mentioned in the smoking thread) have the meats kept in those reusable / washable shopping bags. Meats color coded for easy id as well as removing from chest freezer.
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    I bought a new stock for my Mossberg 930.


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    Quote Originally Posted by newracer View Post
    I use milk crates in my chest freezer.
    I've used milk crates, very strong, but I found that 1/2 bushel cardboard tomato boxes fit better in my chest freezer. Fruit growers use "tomato tabs" because they are strong, water resistant and cheap. They work great but I'd prefer an airtight stackable container that efficiently fills the freezer. Manufacturers should be making these.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hummer View Post
    I've used milk crates, very strong, but I found that 1/2 bushel cardboard tomato boxes fit better in my chest freezer. Fruit growers use "tomato tabs" because they are strong, water resistant and cheap. They work great but I'd prefer an airtight stackable container that efficiently fills the freezer. Manufacturers should be making these.
    they do. It use to be called tupperware.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thedave1164 View Post
    Got a new one of these, the Kenmore branded one was 25 years old and no longer sealing well
    You bought a salmon printer ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Duman View Post
    You bought a salmon printer ?
    lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by Duman View Post
    You bought a salmon printer ?
    I don't care who you are, that's funny right there.
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    That is funny, a Star Trek replicator. I wish. We eat a lot of salmon.

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