Do You Put Tins In The Fridge?

[RATTER15]

I invariably get moaned at for putting opened tins in the fridge, I have done it since a fridge first came into our home in the early 70s and suffered no consequence, I usually cover the tin with a lid or cling film but apparently is not enough. They even suggest it will damage the fridge.

They give me hell when I do it at work!!

A lot of nonsense?

[vakayu]

Ratter to maintain that 5 star rating don't let the inspectors carch you putting opened cans in fridge.

[DTCwordfan]

ummmm, actually you laugh at the condition, not the person. Sometimes, she realises what she had done/said and has a good laugh. Wit when Kate was preggers with George, tick for realising that a member of the Royal Family was pregnant. However, she say the Duchess of Cornwall on TV, "Is she the one having a baby?" - and then guffawed when she realised that the Duchess is in her mid sixties.

[vakayu]

^^^catch even

[Baldric]

Do it all the time, with a lid or clingfilm,
not dogfood though, that's Dry and comes in ½ Cwt plastic sacks.

[vakayu]

Ah baldric do you put the sacks in the fridge to keep cool lol.

[ummmm]

It's sad but my nan is funny too.

[Baldric]

Vakayu, there would be no room for the Gin if we did!

[furrypusscat]

It is not advisable due to chemical changes of the tin affecting the food inside.

[pastafreak]

At work,my 'old school' boss chucks uncovered tins in the fridge...he's of the opinion that if it hasn't killed you yet,its OK.
I take a more careful approach...into a covered container. I don't want to be responsible for bad marks from an inspector.....
Same at home...tho I don't have unfinished tins very often,and the cats don't care much for tinned food.

[pusskin]

No, i never keep opened tins in the fridge, i always put in a bowl what is not needed and cover with cling film.

[jennyjoan]

No never keep opened tins in the fridge and for that matter wouldn't buy a dinged tin in the shop.

[Prudie]

No but I never use anything out of a tin that doesn't get used all at once. Just a word of warning, my mother sliced her thumb down to the bone getting a tin out of the fridge that had the lid still held on only partially and pushed down (like we often do)
Very stupid thing to do on reflection.

[woofgang]

I've got the safe kind of tin opener that cuts through the lid seam and doesn't leave any sharp edge.

[viv38]

The only opened tin I put in the fridge is corned beef when I've made a butty, as there's always too much, but I never leave it for more than two days and finish it off.

[Dee-M-See]

The only Tins allowed in our Fridge, are unopened tins of Carling Lager!!