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Christi Ferretti comes from a teaching background, but found her passion in the gourmet catering industry. She is currently the co-owner of Pine Valley Market, established in 2003 in...read more
"Hi Kristi Feretti with Expert Village. A lot of practices that are used in restaurants and commercial kitchens are good things to use in your home. It is going to ensure you have a better product and safe food for your family. So for example FIFO is one of the commonly used practices in the food industry. FIFO stands for first in, first out. So when I get a new product in a restaurant for example these artichokes I am going to place it on the back of the shelf so that when my employees come to grab the product from here they are going to take the older product we have. That's going to ensure that this is the first product used and and the new product is used last. You can apply this to everything in your home, in terms of food, canned goods, dry goods, sugars, flours, you can use it in your freezer as long as you are dating and labeling your foods properly. If you get a new pack of yogurt from the grocery store pull the old ones out put the new ones in the back and move the older ones to the front. It may take a little more time and a little more energy but in the end it is going to save you money and give you better fresher tasting food in your home. "
eHow Article: How to Use a Food Storage System
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