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What is ‘Fridgescaping’? The ‘Bridgerton’-inspired TikTok trend that could be bad for your health
nme.comTikTok users have been jumping on the ‘Fridgescaping’ trend in recent weeks, many of them paying homage to Bridgerton, but what exactly is ‘Fridgescaping’?The viral trend has seen countless users sharing images of the insides of their fridges online, with some of them choosing to invoke the period aesthetic of the Netflix romantic drama, the third season of which premiered on the streaming platform earlier this summer.Some have been excited to get in on the act with ‘Fridgescaping’, while others are much more suspicious of its usefulness, or even hygienic safety.
Read on for everything you need to know to understand the craze.1. Start Small – It’s easy to go all in and go overboard immediately.
You want the full effect and you know it will be so satisfying to see it all done. However, this won’t work for everyone. You may decide it’s inconvenient or you don’t eat your produce fast enough.
Some simple and easy starters are a butter dish, egg crate and some simple bud vases with edible or food safe flowers. 2. Think About Food Storage – Food storage is complicated and even though you want to display everything, that doesn’t mean you should unless you’re prepared to eat it fast and strategically.
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