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Sometimes we get food from the farm, food sharing, or other sources. We need to make sure it doesn't spoil, and place it in the relevant storage. | Sometimes we get food from the farm, food sharing, or other sources. We need to make sure it doesn't spoil, and place it in the relevant storage. | ||
Incoming food is normally found in K20-0 entrance hallway. | |||
* | === Dirty food items === | ||
Spills happen - soap, yoghurt, flour are common, but sometimes a tomato goes ''splat'' and contaminates other items. | |||
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* | Wash them in the [[Washing room]]. | ||
* unwrap produce from plastic bags. Let them breathe | |||
* wash fruits and vegetables, '''except carrots, ginger, garlic,''' which spoil very fast after washing | |||
* wash packaged goods if contaminated | |||
Place washed items on the drying rack opposite the bathtub. Don't squish items on the rack, give them space. | |||
=== Clean food items === | |||
Before putting items on the shelf, they should be clean and dry, and any remaining packaging should be clean and dry. | |||
* long-lasting food that doesn't need to be cooled (cans, jars) goes to the food storage in [[K20 basement|K20-B]] (make sure packaging is not damaged!) | |||
* fruits and vegetables go onto the food shelves in [[K20 staircase|K20-1]] | |||
* small amounts of packaged foods should also go to the food shelves for immediate eating | |||
=== Unwashable items === | |||
* Carrots and other fast-spoiling things go onto the food shelves in [[K20 staircase|K20-1]] with a label "UNWASHED" | |||
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Latest revision as of 08:16, 23 March 2025
Sometimes we get food from the farm, food sharing, or other sources. We need to make sure it doesn't spoil, and place it in the relevant storage.
Incoming food is normally found in K20-0 entrance hallway.
Dirty food items
Spills happen - soap, yoghurt, flour are common, but sometimes a tomato goes splat and contaminates other items.
Wash them in the Washing room.
- unwrap produce from plastic bags. Let them breathe
- wash fruits and vegetables, except carrots, ginger, garlic, which spoil very fast after washing
- wash packaged goods if contaminated
Place washed items on the drying rack opposite the bathtub. Don't squish items on the rack, give them space.
Clean food items
Before putting items on the shelf, they should be clean and dry, and any remaining packaging should be clean and dry.
- long-lasting food that doesn't need to be cooled (cans, jars) goes to the food storage in K20-B (make sure packaging is not damaged!)
- fruits and vegetables go onto the food shelves in K20-1
- small amounts of packaged foods should also go to the food shelves for immediate eating
Unwashable items
- Carrots and other fast-spoiling things go onto the food shelves in K20-1 with a label "UNWASHED"