Sub-Zero 500 manual Food Storage Suggestions Suggested, Product Loading Suggestions

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FOOD STORAGE

SUGGESTIONS

SUGGESTED

STORAGE"

New techniques are constantly being developed. Consult the College or County Extension Service or your local Utility Company for the latest information on freezing and storing foods.

·U.S. Department of

Agriculture

Fresh Food Storage

Shelf life of fresh foods may vary, depending on the freshness at time of purchase. To keep your foods fresher longer, follow the recommended storage procedures.

Vegetables

Wash in cool water and drain. Store in air-tight container or plastic wrap. Most vegetables should be stored in higher humidity.

Fruits

Wash and dry. Store in crisper compartment. More aromatic fruits should be stored in plastic bags. Most fruits should be stored in lower humidity.

Prepackaged Meats

Store in original packaging. A~er opening rewrap tightly in plastic wrap or aluminum foil.

Unfrozen Fish, Meats, and Poultry

Remove store wrappings. Then rewrap in plastic wrap, foil or waxed paper, and refrigerate im- mediately.

Eggs

Store unwashed in carton or port- able egg tray. Use within 2 weeks.

Milk, Cream, Cottage Cheese

Keep carton closed. Store on re- frigerator shelf and use within

5 days.

Cheese

Store in original packaging until ready to use. A~er opening, re- wrap tightly in plastic wrap or aluminum foil.

Left Overs

Let cool and cover tightly with plastic wrap or foil. Airtight plastic containers work well to prevent drying out and odor transfer.

Freezer Storage

Foods shouldbe wrapped in mate- rial designed for frozen food storage. The wrap must be sealed so as not to allow air or moisture through the wrapping. DO NOT refreeze thawed meats.

Ice Cream

The firmness of the ice cream will depend on the cream content of the ice cream. The higher quality ice creams usually have a higher cream content requiring colder freezer temperatures to maintain its firmness. So~ ice cream is not always an indication of a tempera- ture problem.

PRODUCT LOADING SUGGESTIONS

Items that inhibit the proper closing ofyour doors will affect the temperatures and should not extend beyond the front of your shelves or beyond the face of your door shelf assemblies. DO NOT fill your freezer with large quantities of unfrozen foods expecting to "fast freeze" these items. Space out new unfrozen items to allow for air circulation for best freezing results.

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500 specifications

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In terms of organization, the Sub-Zero 500 series is equipped with adjustable shelves, crispers, and door bin configurations that maximize storage space. The interior LED lighting illuminates the contents beautifully, making it easy to locate items within the refrigerator.

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