Still, we love that even the packaging they come in is a recyclable cardboard sleeve, meaning they create no waste. Space efficient essential – the sleek can holder fridge dispenser, is uniquely crafted to cater to a spill-free storage solution and portability. But, if you don’t plan on using them outside of the home, then they’re perfect for storing liquids in the fridge.

The utility-style design is matched by its durability, thanks to the steel construction, which is also great for people who try to avoid storing food in plastic containers. It’s narrow, measuring 14cm across, and neatly holds nine fizzy drinks – no more cans rolling around on the fridge shelf. The containers are also leakproof, so they can go straight from the fridge to your bag for taking out without the worry of creating a sticky mess; plus, they’re pretty robust, so they will survive drops from a highchair. We found this easy to use by placing it onto the marked area and pressing the button on the top to start sucking out the air; it was quiet too. Few things are worse than opening the fridge door to find that someone has opened a pack of cooked meat and left it uncovered until it’s taken on a crunchy, dried out form.

Having a use-first fridge organiser for any close dated items will remind you to use them first, cutting down on food waste. This plastic egg box holds 10 eggs safely and comes with a lid, which means you can maximise space by stacking light items on top. We’ll admit, we found it a little hard to work with at first but once we got used to rubbing our hands together to create enough heat to mould them to our desired shape, it was a cinch.

There’s plenty of fridge organisation inspiration on TikTok and Instagram right now, even if the idea of such a huge overhaul does leave you feeling a little overwhelmed. It’s a handheld mini vacuum that seals fresh or cooked food in either the reusable plastic zipper bags or the 1. They are made from good-quality, food-safe plastic and feel sturdy enough to last at least the promised 10 years.

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You’ll want them ready to go, saving you time and the hassle of having to chop strawberries, for instance, to the sound of hungry whines. They hold just enough for a quick bite to keep them going until lunch, and the locking lid keeps the contents fresh.It’s a compact, classic Kilner glass jar, but as well as the usual two-part sealing lid, it has a stainless-steel fine grater insert. This starter pack contains four wraps – small, medium, large and extra large – and all feature beautiful designs. I got sick of having a box of cat food cans sitting on my counter top so I designed this to hold a full box, 12 cans, and mount on a wall. So, to help you on your way to a pristine, Insta-worthy fridge, here’s our ultimate guide to achieving your fridge organisation dreams.