Other People's Pantries #137
From Brenda (Coffee, Tea, Books and Me), in the American Midwest:
Since I write once in awhile about "deepening the pantry", I have often had people send me the link to your posts about other people's pantries. As I mention quite often on my blog, we live in a small house with no basement so we make storage space wherever we can make it.
On Saturdays, for more than two years, we've been peeking into Other People's Pantries all around the world.
*There are five 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.








Posted by: milton | October 9, 2010 at 05:44 AM
Thanks for sharing your pantry pics
Posted by: carol, boston | October 9, 2010 at 06:30 AM
creative space use!
The garage pantry is always a great idea - I have a bit of a "basement" pantry where I keep stuff similar to you - larger pans, insulated bags and rarely-used appliances.
Posted by: Deena | October 9, 2010 at 08:44 AM
I also like Bonne Maman jams, and reuse the jars for things like Q-tips. :) Nice set of pantries!
Posted by: Melynda | October 9, 2010 at 09:24 AM
Hmmm, storage all through the house, yes I do know how that works! Great stuff, thanks.
Posted by: Vee | October 9, 2010 at 05:06 PM
Brenda pointed the way and I'm so glad that she did. I had no idea such a resource existed here. I'm going to have such fun peeking around.
Posted by: Nanan | October 10, 2010 at 01:08 PM
Oh - yeah - great idea to use the shower space!
Posted by: The Pleasures of Homemaking | October 11, 2010 at 06:53 PM
I love all your pantry posts Brenda! You're a wonderful example of using the space you have.
Manuela