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getting the most from your refrigerator

After Buying

Your Foodstuffs

After

getting home from the supermarket, refrigerate or freeze perishable

foods as soon as possible.

We recommend that you press the Power Cool button so that the food can

quickly reach a suitable temperature.

To make sure that liquids which may leak from meat packaging don’t con-

taminate other foods in your refrigerator, we recommend that you keep all

meat in the Meat Keeper provided with some models. If your model doesn’t

contain this feature, store your meat products in plastic bags.

How to Store

Your Food

• Store cooked food in closed containers and place them on a

shelf above where raw foodstuffs are being stored. This will avoid

contamination.

•

o prevent contamination between different foods we recommend

keeping food in lidded containers, wrapped up, or well-sealed using

aluminium foil, plastic wrap, or a lunch-box.

•

Do not store food in an open tin, transfer it into another container as

oxygen in the air could react with the metal and damage your health.

•

Ham, cold meats, and cheese should be kept in individual sealed bags

or airtight plastic containers.

•

Allow hot foods to cool somewhat before storing them inside small

containers in the refrigerator. You will save light and prevent other foods

in the refrigerator from being heated and thus adversely affected.

•

Make sure that jugs of avoured or natural water have secure lids to

prevent undesirable odours affecting them.

•

If you wish, store your fruit and vegetables in plastic bags in your

refrigerator drawers. This micro-environment will prevent different

gases from mixing and thus conserve your food for longer.

•

e recommend you don’t wash fruit and vegetables before storing

them in the refrigerator, as doing so could damage the skin and

increase decomposition rate. If they are very dirty, keep them in

a plastic bag so that they don’t

taint the other foods stored in the

compartment.

•

e recommend the refrigeration

of eggs. Don’t wash them before

storing, as this could damage their

natural protective layer, and thus

contaminate the interior of the egg.

Keep them in their protective carton,

with the air pocket facing upwards

(the thick part). Wash them just

before use to avoid contaminating the

food you’re preparing. For the same

reason, abide by the use-by date.

Fruit and garden produce

which should not be mixed.

To avoid undesired avours

and odours be aware of the

following information:

Cabbage, celery, carrots, gs,

and potatoes absorb apple and

pear

odours.

Figs and grapes absorb turnip

odours.

Mushrooms and gs absorb

onion odours.

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