How full is your fridge at the moment?

[Spinneret]

I would say 90% mine

 

[fla4fun]

Freezer part is 100%, because I filled it before the hurricane to help keep things frozen if the power went out (it didn’t). Refrigerator part is maybe 10-20%, because I didn’t want to lose perishable foods if the power went out. I will go to the grocery this weekend to fill it up with items for Thanksgiving.

 

[luvnwdwgal]

Freezer is full but the refrigerator is probably about 70%.

 

[lynxstch]

Full, as I just got home from grocery shopping a little while ago. We don't eat out often, so I have to make sure we have enough to make for dinner 7 days a week.

 

[Meriweather]

All 3 freezers are full (stocking up on sales, cookie baking)
Fridges are about 1/2 full

 

[TippyThomas]

Freezer about 60% and the fridge about 35%.

 

[MrsCobraBubbles]

Completely full. Normally it's looking pretty lean by the end of the week but my son had his wisdom teeth out yesterday and his surgery was scheduled late in the day so I had time to grocery shop in the morning. It's mostly full of soft foods though; applesauce, mashed potatoes and gravy, protein shakes, a bowl of hardboiled eggs, and a cheesecake are some of the highlights. So my fridge is full but has a weird combination of foods right now!

 

[tvguy]

One 26 cubic foot side by side is about half full. We shop weekly and two senior citizens don't eat much .
Our emergency supplies are all canned goods since in an emergency (earthquake/flood) everything in the fridge would likely be lost.

 

[nene0182]

Ours is never very full this time of the week. We get Home Chef every Friday so we will have that in there tomorrow but with just my husband and I at home now we don’t keep a lot on hand besides condiments, cheese and yogurt.

 

[Kathryn Merteuil]

We have one in the kitchen and one in the garage. If you open the freezer on either one of them, something will likely fall on you. The kitchen one is pretty much full w/food. The one in the garage is full with drinks. There is also a mini fridge in the basement... right now it is pretty empty because I have been too lazy to put more drinks in it. I need to do that today.

 

[barkley]

which one?

garage is full of drinks, back up dairy products and produce, odds and ends of condiments we don't need cluttering up the inside fridge. it's FULL. inside i have to look at multiple times per day so i constantly compress stuff into smaller containers so since we've been eating mod pizza stuff for several days (that place gives a bang for the buck!), leftover meatloaf and some chicken salad it's gone from looking massively stuffed to looking pretty scant right now.

 

[mrodgers]

I just have a little old school 17-18 cu. ft. fridge/freezer. I don't use the fridge for much, just basically the water pitcher, Iced tea, and the door shelves are full of condiments (old school, so not the deep gallon milk sized shelves.)

Had the freezer on the bottom most of my adult life and now I can't stand trying to get down to see in the fridge with an old style freezer on top. So there's really nothing in there. Salad stuff in the bins is about it. And some cheeses in the dairy bin. All 3 shelves are bare with my water, iced tea, and some other random stuff that don't fit in the door on the top shelf.

Freezer is tiny and I bulk cook, so it's always bursting at the seams it seems. Bought a huge bag of premade breaded chicken chunks cheap, and they would be fantastic deep fried. Didn't work for me with pan frying and making General Tso's chicken from them. I still need to eat through those. I have chops with potatoes or asparagus already cooked and divvied out along with 3 lunches of spaghetti left. I don't have easy access to a fridge at work so I take them frozen and by the time I eat lunch (like I am now) they are thawed.