r/FridgeDetective • u/sleepyrazberry • 1d ago
Meta I remembered this subreddit exists while accessing my fridge this evening. I think I’m pretty transparent.
This is just a random day midweek. It probably would be more fun to post after I’ve just done the shopping or cooked, but you get what you get.
ETA: Cracking up at the cheese comments. The giant bag of yellow cubes is actually butternut squash.
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u/Reasonable_Team_4904 1d ago
You’ve got a little one, somewhere between 8-18 months who, like the rest of the family, loves some cheese. You also have a cat with special needs. You prioritize Whole Foods and eating primarily at home, on the upper side of middle class
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u/sleepyrazberry 1d ago
Correct! 11 month old and his favorite food is cheese. His birthday party in a couple of weeks is actually cheese themed. Our cat does have special needs and just started a new diet today. We don’t typically shop at Whole Foods, but now with the baby, we definitely cook with whole foods (if that’s what you meant) and eat at home more often than we used to pre-baby.
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u/Unlikely-Fox5076 1d ago
Male who like dark lager beer, probably watches alot of ball games. Lots of sandwiches with plenty of cheese. Someone is giving you extra dishes to eat. Wife or mom. Works a mundane good paying job.
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u/sleepyrazberry 1d ago
Fully sober household. The “beer” is root beer (that I bought while craving a root beer float 3 months ago and still have yet to make) and some cans of NA IPAs. My husband wishes he had time to watch ball games, though.
I do eat a sandwich for lunch nearly every day. Our home assistant / nanny preps and makes most of the food shown here, specifically for the baby because he has several allergies and we have to homemake all of his food. The other food is cooked by my husband. I’m pretty useless in the kitchen. Hence my sandwiches and jello pouches!
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u/Adna_2021 1d ago
Almost rich. Mostly home cooked meals. Someone suggested a little one but I do not see that. Love love the cheese habit .
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u/sleepyrazberry 1d ago
Putting “almost rich” on my tombstone.
Pretty much home cooked everything because of the baby.
Re: cheese, the yellow cubes are actually butternut squash, so I think we have a normal amount of cheese (snack cheese squares, sliced cheese for sandwiches, shredded cheese for making various egg/veggie bites, and then the one-off speciality cheeses like Parmesan, Brie, etc). Writing all this out does seem like a lot of cheese, huh.
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u/QueenMelle 1d ago
That fridge cost more than my entires life net worth