Storing butter and cheese on a boat isn’t too hard. Here are some tips for long-term storage both with and without a refrigerator.
Milk, Dairy & Eggs
on a Boat
on a Boat
A combination of a small refrigerator and distance from stores can make it tough to have much in the way of dairy products aboard . . . here's how to do it!
Be sure to check out our recipes for making yogurt, cheese, and sour cream from non-refrigerated ingredients.
Milk with No Boat Refrigeration
You can have milk with no refrigeration! Good tasting, real milk, not powdered. What to look for and how to find it in your grocery store.
🎧Benefits of Boxed Milk for Cruisers
Boxed milk has tremendous benefits for cruisers–especially when you don’t have a fridge. But even if yours isn’t as large as you’d like.
Boxed Milk
Boxed milk does not need to be refrigerated until it is opened and can be stored three to six months with no special treatment.
🎧How to Store Eggs without Refrigeration
Veteran cruiser Lin Pardey shares five ways to keep eggs fresh without refrigeration and provides other tips for keeping them the longest possible time.
Good Powdered Eggs for Use on a Boat
Powdered eggs that don’t taste like powdered eggs. These aren’t those awful things you remember from Scouts. They’re good!
Tips for Storing Eggs without Refrigeration on a Boat
Many people who store eggs outside the refrigerator slip the cartons each day. And easy way to know if you or you partner has alerady done it today.
Great Powdered Milk
Save space and weight aboard with powdered milk for your baking and cooking — if you know where to get the good stuff, you’ll be surprised at how good it is!
Using and Storing Eggs on a Boat
Ten tips for using and storing eggs — how to tell if they’re fresh, when are older eggs better, and more.
Frozen Yogurt – A Great Boat Treat
How to make your own frozen yogurt — if you have a freezer and even just a tiny bit of space in it, it’s easy and wonderful treat on a hot day!