A passionate baker

She is N. She told me she has to go to her pantry to take blender and toaster to kitchen every single day. The kitchen counter is full.

At that moment I knew my first priority is to solve this problem.

While I was sorting out her pantry and kitchen drawers, I started to imagine her daily life.

1. There are so many spicies. They must be foodie and willing to explore different flavors....But some are new and repeating.

2. There are tools and coloring for baking. She brings so much happiness to the family!

3. There are many opened flour packages. I guess she just happened to have an idea to make a cake in the supermarket, without knowing she actually had enough flour at home.

4. There are 5 bottles of olive oil, 3 bottles of basamico, a box of real butter, 3 different salt and 1 black peper next to kitchen cooking stoves. (This repeating inventory should be One-out, and One-in, not all at a time)

5. N told me the BBQ temperature measuring device is important for her husband. (I am also a meat lover, YUM!) I put this device in the drawer below the stove.

6. There are glasses and cups beautifully lined up on a shelf, but the shelf is high, there is plenty space not being used. I would suggest to put extra shelf (can be purchased in IKEA).

7. They drink tea! so many flavors of tea leaves and tea bags. But they are stored separately, I managed to put all of those tea in one drawer, below the cups.

8. I am not forgeting the blender and toaster, they are now next to the dining table, near the kitchen, below the glasses and teas. :)

9. I received a banana cake after my work is done! homemade!!

Tips for Pantry
  • Food in pantry should be new, not opened packages. Open packages should be stored in the kitchen. Once your opened one is finished, you can go to pantry to find a new one. If you can not find it, it can be noted on purchasing list.

  • Food or Tools in pantry should be categorized by purpose, by expiry date.

  • Food or Tools in pantry should be placed by usage frequency, easy access for frequent used, if possible, store them inside their original box (frequency level: our height>one shelf lower>one shelf higher)

  • If you don't want to purchase organizing storage box, you can try to put the higher stuff behind, in this way, you will see them easily.

* As long as you are aware of your inventory, you will save money, avoiding buying too much, or repeating stuff.

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