Other People's Pantries #135

From Bianca (Food. Shoes. Travel. Thoughts.) in South Australia, Australia:

I have been reading your blog for a while now and just love the Other People's Pantries feature. It has inspired me to keep my own pantry organised yet user friendly. My husband and I have recently renovated our first home, including the kitchen. We are half way through the process and as yet have no doors on our kitchen pantry -- a factor which helps to keep it rather tidy.

On Saturdays, for more than two years, we've been peeking into Other People's Pantries all around the world.

*There are seven more pantries to share. If you'd like this feature to continue -- if you've been meaning to send your photos but haven't gotten around to it -- please send in your pantry photos. Here's how.

And, please put your camera to work on Market to Pantry, alternating on Saturdays with Other People's Pantries. There are six more markets to share.

Come on -- show us your favorite supermarket, farmer's market, ethnic market, big box store or roadside stand. We'd love to see where you shop for food!  Here's how.

Comments

Fantastic. Thamks for sharing. off topic i wanted to reach into the monitor and steal a rusk!

Rather tidy? That is spectacularly well organized. Well done!

I have followed along for some time now and would love to share my pantry, but I am having technical difficulties with my pc and camera. Please continue your saturday AM pantry pics. I love your site, your recipies and seeing the other's stuff.
This pantry is rather impressive with its organization and neatness. I love to see all the different types of food people keep.
Thanks!

When my pantry grows up, it wants to be just like your pantry! Incredible, thanks for sharing.

What a completely lovely pantry! Thanks for sharing with all of us Perfect Pantry readers. :)

I too enjoy the pantry and market series! Thanks for doing this for all of us!

I love your pantry Bianca! I like how everything is so visible and well sealed. That's an issue I have living in Florida...making sure everything is well sealed and keeping the heat, humidity and bugs out! :D I don't think mine would stay looking so neat...maybe I should remove the doors on mine!

I don't recognize many of your brands. Where do you live? A friend of mine just said, hey she has tomato paste in a yogurt style container - that's neat! I agree! I've never seen that before.

Looks great! I actually really like the doors off look. Right now we are using a bookshelf so no doors. Good Job!

I wish I could find peel-top containers of tomato paste!

If it didn't already say Australia, I'd know because of the TimTams!

And Vegemite above the microwave, I believe.

After the admiration:
What about the tower of stainless steel containers -- if that's what they are -- are they filled or empty? Or have another purpose?

GREAT pantry - I have the same question as Susan Q above - what's in the silver canisters?

Hi everyone! A big thanks again to Lydia for the pantry and market features. I know they are the highlight of my week.

Thanks to everyone for the comments. We are still without pantry doors so yes, my pantry still is this neat. I'm a school teacher so I love to have a place for everything!

The silver canisters store biscuits, both store brought and home-made. They seal really well and it's amazing how many friends comment on them. I purchased them on sale a few years ago and wish I'd gotten a few sets to give as gifts to friends.

Yes, I am in Australia and yep, we get our tomato paste in those little pots which are very hard to open! I would prefer them to be in an easy open jar.

I'm totally digging those yogurt/pudding style cups of tomato paste!