Refrigerators sucked under Obama.

But it showed up on the Latest Threads page, and that was my first reaction. Sometimes I amuse myself too much.

The people marketed everyday so the food was fresh.

almond colored. When I bought it, it didn't cost but a hundred dollars more than a regular one.

my neighbor cooks a lot and likes to make meals ahead. She hates her counter depth fridge. She was talked into it by her designer when she redid her kitchen. She ended up putting her old fridge in the basement and she uses it as well.

We have one of the big monsters that sticks out and I could care less about how it looks. However, now with the kids gone, and now that we use Blue Apron, we do not need such a big fridge. I feel like the one we have is on it's last legs and could go any day now. We will definitely look for something smaller and more practical.

... to accommodate a full depth fridge.

This wall was framed 6 inched forward to leave a six inch recess in back. Obviously, you lose a bit of floor space. In this case, the space was not in a traffic pattern or needed.

This was my customer's idea:

It's a good idea though if you can work it in and need all that extra storage. But like I said, we lost more food than we should have with a deep refrigerator, and we are very happy so far with the new one.

I did get one of those food storage gadgets that suck air out of the bags for freezer storage, for Xmas. We will be getting a separate freezer soon and we'll see how that works. Years ago we had one in a different home and loved it. I haven't decided where to put it yet, but I am looking for unused wall space to tuck it in.