Boat refrigerators are small, usually less than a quarter of the size of a home refrigerator. But grocery stops are less frequent than when living ashore. How can you survive?
Ten years of living on a boat and cruising have taught me a lot of tricks for having the foods you want!
Links:
Storing Food without Refrigeration
Mold for single ice cubes (Amazon)
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dayle says
Really great information.