Food items belong in a fridge, its the best and most reliable place to store food items, or so we've thought for as long as we can remember but this isn't necessarily the case.
10 surprising food items that SHOULDN'T be kept in the fridge
According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the fridge isn't always the best place to store certain kinds of food.
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According to the United States Department of Agriculture, the fridge isn't always the best place to store certain kinds of food.
Pathogenic bacteria which leads to food-borne illness can breed in foods stored in the fridge and the tricky thing with this is it doesn't change the look, smell, and taste of the food.
That said, here are 10 food items you should keep away from the fridge.
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