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How to Store Potatoes, Onions, and Dry Goods in Small Kitchens
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- Niva Home editorial
Staple food storage matters because the wrong setup creates waste before you even cook.
Potatoes and onions
They need:
- cool conditions
- airflow
- darkness when possible
Dry goods
Rice, pasta, flour, and beans need clear grouping and enough visibility that duplicates do not pile up.
Avoid overbuying the slow categories
Small kitchens work better when stock reflects real cooking habits, not ideal pantry fantasies.
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