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Storing Food on a Boat
Storing Food on a Boat
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How do you store food in a hot, humid moving place with no obvious pantry?
 
Tips for storing just about every type of food, with or without a refrigerator.

Sealing Bags for Boat Life

Published on May 23, 2012; last updated on May 31, 2023 by Carolyn Shearlock

Chip clips just don't do a great job of sealing bags in the humidity aboard a boat. These bags seals are a snap to use and really do form an airtight seal!

Chip clips just don’t do a great job of sealing bags in the humidity aboard a boat. These bags seals are a snap to use and really do form an airtight seal!

Storing Bread on a Boat

Published on April 19, 2012; last updated on March 3, 2026 by Carolyn Shearlock

How to store bread on your boat? You don’t want to take up too much space, but you don’t want it squished or moldy — here are three ideas!

How to Bone a Chicken Breast (Video)

Published on January 9, 2012; last updated on July 24, 2020 by Carolyn Shearlock

Boneless, skinless chicken breasts take up less space in the refrigerator. If you can’t buy them, it’s easy to bone your own with this step by step video.

Using and Storing Eggs on a Boat

Published on December 2, 2011; last updated on January 21, 2026 by Carolyn Shearlock

Ten tips for using and storing eggs — how to tell if they’re fresh, when are older eggs better, and more.

Getting Rid of Cardboard Wine Boxes When You’re on a Boat

Published on October 12, 2011; last updated on September 30, 2024 by Carolyn Shearlock

"Boxed" wine is great on a boat . . . but how can you avoid the cardboard? Make your own plastic box for the interior bladder, so it's still easy to pour.

“Boxed” wine is great on a boat . . . but how can you avoid the cardboard? Make your own plastic box for the interior bladder, so it’s still easy to pour.

Getting Rid of Cardboard on Your Boat

Published on October 7, 2011; last updated on January 4, 2026 by Carolyn Shearlock

Everyone says not to take cardboard aboard a boat . . . but how do you avoid it? 14 ways you can get rid of it (and the bugs and mildew)!

Best Food Storage Bins for Boats

Published on September 28, 2011; last updated on December 31, 2025 by Carolyn Shearlock

Bins are critical for organizing your food in lockers, the refrigerator or cooler. But not all bins are created equal — find out what to look for!

How to Store Vegetables without Refrigeration

Published on May 16, 2011; last updated on March 14, 2026 by Carolyn Shearlock

Fresh vegetables including cauliflower, peppers, broccoli, and carrots — all good candidates for storing without refrigeration

Carrots, cabbage, peppers, celery, and more can all live outside the fridge. Here’s what works and how long it lasts.

Storing Baking Supplies on a Boat

Published on January 11, 2011; last updated on June 4, 2023 by Carolyn Shearlock

How to store flour, sugar, cereals, baking powder and yeast to avoid weevils and ants.

How to store flour, sugar, cereals, baking powder and yeast to avoid weevils and ants.

How to Store Seafood in Your Boat Refrigerator

Published on December 11, 2010; last updated on December 31, 2025 by Carolyn Shearlock

Tips for freezing fish and seafood on a boat when cruising

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