10 Common Foods To Never Store In Refrigerator

Refrigerating tomatoes can alter their texture, making them less flavourful.

Tomatoes

Cold temperatures convert potato starch into sugar, affecting its flavour and texture.

Potatoes

Onions absorb moisture in the fridge and become mushy and mouldy over time.

Onions

Honey crystallises and thickens when refrigerated, making it harder to use.

Honey

Cold temperatures slow down the ripening process. It's best to keep them at room temperature.

Avocados

Store garlic bulbs in a dry, cool place to maintain their pungency and freshness.

Garlic

Storing coffee in the fridge can cause moisture buildup, thus impacting its aroma.

Coffee

Refrigerating bananas slows down the ripening process and can cause them to turn black.

Bananas

Olive oil solidifies in the fridge, making it cloudy and harder to pour.

Olive Oil

Refrigerating bread speeds up the staling process, leaving it dry and hard.

Bread

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