Sentences with phrase «need fridge space»

Make sure your host knows you'll need some fridge space when you arrive, or else bring along a cooler so you can serve the pudding totally chilled.

I keep making things — «maybe THIS time...» — and usually spit out the first bite, or I choke down a few bites and feel crappy, it languishes in the fridge a while and then goes in the trash when I need fridge space (I live alone).

You'll be needing some fridge space for all those Turkey Day ingredients, so take this opportunity to clear yours out with this ingenious frittata.

I find that the in - door ice dispenser has been great for not taking away much - needed fridge space and the tiny shelves that go on that door are PERFECT for holding juice boxes and ketchup bottles.

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You need a lot of space in the fridge, oven, and grill to accommodate a suckling pig, for instance.

The fridge has adequate space for all you may need if you remove the hotels offerings and replace with your own.

Plus, this mini fridge is versatile, fulfilling every customer's needs whether they're looking for extra space for their foodie finds (no roommates allowed!)

In addition to fridge space, you'll also need room to wash your pumping gear and bottles.

Also, some storage bags are bulky and take up a lot of much needed space in your fridge or freezer.

What if I told you you could program the four temperature zones to different settings, allowing you to convert freezer space into fridge space, as needed.

Behind and under furniture down side of fridges, stoves other odd spaces that a puppy might manage to crawl into, need to be checked for safety and items that can be swallowed or chewed.

The kitchen offers you everything you need to cook all your meals including plenty of counter space, tall fridge and freezer, full size oven and stove, dishwasher, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, the upper cabinets are fully stocked with table settings for six, the lower cabinets are fully stocked with pots and pans, a generous inventory of cooking utensils including BBQ tools, a large crab pot and cutlery for six.

With two room choices, Budget 1 Rooms are for those who don't need too much space but love all the amenities, they feature bar fridges, air conditioning, WiFi, microwaves and tea and coffee facilities.

This is a great space with sofas, a bar area and a beer fridge (you need to provide the beer...).

This is a great space with sun loungers, a bar area and a beer fridge (you need to provide the beer...).

Cabins offer extra levels of space with living and dining areas for entertaining and fully equipped kitchens with all the basics needed for light cooking, along with fridges, microwaves, and coffee makers.

I phoned Gavin up front to say I needed freezer space and he put his 2nd fridge on for me to use.

Finding the answers to these questions will determine what size fridge and how much cabinetry space you will need.

Most house - sharers assign each flatmate cupboards and fridge space, and you need to highlight that this is especially important in your case.

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To properly remove heat, most fridges need several inches of space around the top and sides.

What I'm getting at here, is that I needed to seriously look at how I was using our fridge space, and find some ways to make the space work better for us.

I just open the fridge, look through the shelves, and when I see empty spaces I immediately know what is over and needs to be refilled.

(I know you need cabinet space but I could see that pantry / fridge wall having the board & batten treatment with hooks & a bench.

Also, I think you are right that as long as the fridge is located near a prep space (like the island), you won't need to worry about the steps from the sink.?

If the kitchen was going to remain where it is, that wall was needed for the stove so removing it wasn't ideal, but if we move the stove to the dining room, that in - between wall could be opened up to make the two rooms feel more like one space (although the kitchen actually extends beyond that wall towards our fridge and the outside door, I'll have to draw out the room floor plan so you can visualize better).

«When you're only two people in a small space across from St. Lawrence Market — a.k.a. foodie cen - tral — who needs a huge fridge?»