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Tomatoes:
The process of storing tomatoes in the refrigerator alters the flavor and texture of tomatoes because of the cold temperatures which causes them to less juiciness, and turn into a mealy.
Potatoes:
Keeping potatoes stored in the refrigerator can cause starches to change to sugars faster which results in a sweeter taste, and a grittier, unappealing texture.
Onions:
The moisture present in the refrigerator could make onions hard and moldy, which can affect their flavor and texture. The best way to keep them is in a dry, cool area.
Garlic:
The effects of refrigeration cause garlic to grow and turn soft, reducing its taste. It is best to keep garlic in a dry and well ventilated place.
Bread:
The effects of refrigeration on the process of styling in bread. This makes it more hard and unappealing for eating. The best way to store bread is at ambient temperature and in a closed container.
Honey:
The storage of honey in the refrigerator can lead to crystallization and makes it more dense and hard to pour. The best way to store honey is at ambient temperatures.
Avocados:
Unripe avocados must not be chilled since the cold temperature slows their process of ripening. It is possible that they will not fully mature and may remain hard.
Bananas:
Keeping bananas in the refrigerator can make the skin turn black, and the flesh may turn mushy because of the frigidity. The best option is to keep the bananas at the room temperatures.
Coffee:
Coffee is a sponge for water and smells from the refrigerator, altering its freshness and flavor. It’s suggested to store your coffee within an airtight container an area that is dry and cool.
Melons:
Melons that are whole are not recommended to be stored in refrigerators because the frigid temperatures can make the flesh chewy, and then lose its original sweetness. The best way to store them is at the room temperature.
Oil of olive:
The frigid temperature in the refrigerator can cause olive oil to expand and cloudy, which affects its appearance and texture. It’s recommended to store olive oil inside a cooler and dark cupboard.
Chocolate:
Refrigeration may cause chocolate to create the appearance of a powdery white layer known as “bloom,” which alters its appearance as well as texture. It is best to keep chocolate in a dry, cool location and away from the direct light.
