Bacteria and fungi don't like living at such cold temperatures, just like us.
By keeping food at <4 degrees, the survival of these species is significantly inhibited, so they don't grow and reproduce as quickly as they would in normal conditions.
cupboard because tomato sauce doesn't turn mouldy!but tomatoes need to be in the fridge
the freezer
keep it in the frig. when it gets hard, it will soften in the microwave.
You can cook the food or keep it in the fridge or freezer
keep it in a fridge
put it in a Coleman
put it in the fridge
To be at its best, French toast should be eaten immediately after preparation,
Keep it wrapped with a cotton cloth and put it in the bottom of the freezer or in a dark and dry place. The trick is to keep the moister in.
All food has bacteria and little spores of fungi on it. Over time the bacteria and fungi grows but can be slowed by freezing and refrigeration. Though that is the case, they still grow and will eventually spoil.If you keep defrosting and freezing the same batch of food that is growing a bacteria colony right there. Same as reheating and refrigerating the same batch of food.
I keep lots of cheeses, fruits, veggies, and sandwich meats in my fridge.
Put it in the fridge