www.therenegadehealthshow.com – Yesterday, professional organizer Bonnie Dewkett shared how to organize your kitchen so eating healthy will be a breeze… Today, she talks about how to organize your freezer so it doesn’t turn into the next archeological site where they’ll find Cro-Magnon man. In this episode, Bonnie also shares ways to save time and still eat a high raw diet. Check it out…
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punanibuzzed - said
March 24 2011 @ 04:33
@Zippypo glad to see people that cook for the hounds instead of feeding them that bagged garbage
ramonalisa - said
March 24 2011 @ 04:33
not … lol … I bought 30 pounds of unpasturized almonds and the same for walnuts and baggied them. then I took everything out of the freezer and put them on the bottom thinking, I won’t use them too fast. holy moly, since we no longer eat meat, the nuts have had to be stacked up the side of the freezer so I can get at them quicker. 2 strapping big boys and myself eating 80 percent raw. the freezer is full of nuts and seeds,frozen fruit and vegies and some other people food for when they visit
rawmonalisa - said
March 24 2011 @ 04:33
@ OneSweetWorldLIOG Children are a blessing from God and NOT germy mess machines as you put it??!! I’m glad you deem it “lucky” not to have children but, some people try for years to have little blessings from above and are not successful, so please watch what you say…it’s very rude!
OneSweetWorldLIOG - said
March 24 2011 @ 04:33
My kitchen, freezer and house is super organized. Everything is in baskets/containers within cupboards and cubbies. Its the only way to live. Organization gives you peace. Clutter is a visual stressor. I’m lucky not to have children. I’m sure I wouldn’t be able to live this well with germy little mess machines in my house.
alor1223 - said
March 24 2011 @ 04:33
I always keep ingredients for a easy and fast recipe on hand. And that helps me and my family eat healthy and avoid pizza. Great tips. Thank you.
Zippypo - said
March 24 2011 @ 04:33
Good thing I live in rural america I can’t call for take out. I only cook enough for myself and dog no leftovers here. Funny about the dates I always mark the dates of when I bought it on the package. My fridge does not look well organized but is mainly packed with fresh or frozen produce so can’t go wrong there.
AngusBlack50 - said
March 24 2011 @ 04:33
I’ve been following you for 2 years now and I’ve got to commend you on the information you share with your followers. I for one have found your tips incredibly helpful. Like the tips in this show. In response to your question of the about our refrigerators – mine would not pass the organization test, but that’s in process of changing, so keep up the good work and keep those health fires burning.
AngelAboveSin - said
March 24 2011 @ 04:33
If I were to live alone, that would be how my freezer would look like. Right now I’m living with my family and despite my efforts to get people to, at least, not dis-organize the freezer (or anything else, for that matter) the freezer still looks like a complete mess (with a slight touch of cleanliness now and then ;D)
4007fairview - said
March 24 2011 @ 04:33
Yes, it does. I love organization because I don’t like hunting for things. Our upright freezer is full of milk-crate-style bins. All like items are together. We do have & use a Food Saver, wouldn’t want to be without it.
My soaked, sprouted and dehydrated nuts and seeds are in glass jars in the freezer door
I’ve attempted and had trouble maintaining an inventory list, so I’m searching her site for the one she told us about. I haven’t found it yet – but I’ll keep looking!
Debbie *Ü*