Boring question alert. Vegetables.

[Serena1977]

Where do you keep your vegetables like potatoes, carrots etc.

We don't have a garage which I suppose a lot of people keep them.

We currently keep them in a cupboard but I'm forever wiping the shelf because there is always bits etc

Thanks

I know, they stay fresh though.

Apparently turns some of the starches to sugar so makes them sweeter
I wouldn't have room in my fridge for them

Pantry. If there is anything that flakes off like onion skin it gets wiped up a few times a week, it's not a massive issue.

Argh Do NOT put potatoes in the fridge, it's a very bad idea. Find a cool dark cupboard and keep them in a hessian bag.

In a cardboard box in the larder. Onions, potatoes, sweet potatoes, squash and garlic live there. Everything else in the fridge.

www.nidirect.gov.uk/articles/storing-food-safely-potatoes

Didn't know it could actually make potatoes more dangerous!

Cardboard box catches any bits and I empty out the bits every so often

I’ve got no cupboard space for them. I tried the utility room once but they all sprouted (south facing).

Mine are in a cupboard in something like this.

Ffs photo

Depends what it is and what time of year but they're either in the cupboard under the stairs or in the fridge.

Poundland do a hessian bag that has a black lining which helps preserve them for longer.