What food can I buy that doesn't need refrigerated.

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Fridge freezer broken. Have teens needing food. Don't want tins. Have microwave. Not dinner, more lunch, snack food

help!!!

Why not tins?

Baked beans?

They don't like them

Noodles, eggs, bread, fruit, wraps, pittas, cheese.

Pouch yogurt often doesn’t need to go in the fridge.

Eggs, pasta,

Noodles, tinned fish, spam, pasta, pasta sauce pitta, naan breads chuntey

Pot Noodles? Pasta with pouches of sauce?

Noodle pots (not necessarily Pot Noodles - the 'posher' ones)

Crumpets, bagels, English muffins etc. Cheese. Pasta and sauce. Jacket potatoes done in microwave. Left over dinner.

Assuming you're in the uk it's cold enough that barring meat and fish, most fridge stuff should be fine in a cool room. And a decent cool bag is good enough for cooked meat for a day.

TBH I just threw out a load of posh pot noodles, they didn't like them. Eggs are here anyway. Plenty bread. Don't like tinned soup. Or spam yuck 😁

Hotdogs? The Bunlimited hotdogs are in a pack and don't need to be refrigerated. They're pretty good.

Unless you are living in the Australian Outback I would be inclined to buy normal food on a daily basis.

Sandwiches

My fridge died on Monday 😭 the day I did a huge shop. We survived on porridge, corned beef hash, jacket potatoes with tuna, beans etc and toastie sandwiches. Plus a few ready meals we just bought on the day. Drinks we kept in a ice bucket. Now I'm basically hugging my new fridge which arrived today. I'll never take them for granted again lol

Have teens needing food
In my experience, they are quite capable of feeding themselves, if not a proper meal, at least something. If they won't eat what you're offering, tell them to make their own arrangements, the ungrateful sods.

You can buy breakfast type 'pouches' eg sausage bacon and potato hash, they keep forever and just need to be fried in a pan or baked in the oven in a tray.
Eg
www.sainsburys.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/gb/groceries/top-rated-44/sainsburys-bacon-brunch-with-onion-400g?storeId=10151&langId=44&krypto=bjjj%2B0vh6bZKau5CjQuhF02jmDd1SnnwYTCJuLFJgz6iBXtn%2Bg%2FPsZ0HsE%2BVaBy7BRcDqLofTM%2BxMkBOIrHCwKAevTh%2BcCPMszQn0XPXMeww2s%2F9VKe%2FopG3adMZGG4nTYF%2Fiei9GuAFwGiu9ZR0jUDC3IBCOz7NRh9vSZg5sxU%3D&ddkey=https%3Agb%2Fgroceries%2Ftop-rated-44%2Fsainsburys-bacon-brunch-with-onion-400g
And in the same vein - corned beef hash with a poached egg on top. Tin of corned beef, cooked potato, onion, green pepper (optional) fried together till hot and crispy.

Pop a cool box outside your door to use as a fridge? Put milk etc in there. Sandwiches with houmous, cheese, peanut butter. Fruits, crisps, biscuits. Pasta pesto with pine nuts. Tuna on jacket spuds. Hot dogs. As pp said, just buy meat and fish to use same day.

I'm sorry op . It must be awful (I'm being genuine here and I only have one teen)!

All fruit and veg is fine outside the fridge
Butter
UHT milk
Nuts
Bread/crumpets/muffins/bagels/wraps
Eggs
Pasta/noodles/rice
Jars of pasta sauce

Buy meat as needed
Cheese will be fine for a few days in a cool dry cupboard

Cured meats like pepperoni/chorizo can be kept out of the fridge

Pasta. Tinned tuna. Loyd grossman tomato and basil sauce, grated cheddar cheese on top. Delish.

would they eat tinned rice pudding?

What's your plan for getting another one? TBH, if it's a money issue they're going to have to get over themselves, because if they won't eat tinned food, which tends to be cheaper, it's only going to prolong the time you have no fridge.

buy milk everyday, keep it somewhere cool (in the insulated cupboard previously known as a fridge works) lasts a couple of days.

(found this out when my bloody hotpoint kept giving up working. it only works if the top drawer of the freezer is out. )

Anything needing a fridge will be fine outside back door for 24 hrs or even more really. Would keep in a sealed container because of wildlife risk though

We used to keep stuff on our outside windowsill at college...we lived in an attic so it had a long way to fall!!!

Milk also lasts well in a bucket of water outside