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    Well you could seperate the bottom into 4 parts,( mine came with a partition to make 4 quarters at the bottom) I put all my chicken/turkey in one, pork/pork ribs in another, beef/beef ribs in the other one, and tripe/ground/misc in the last one. I use freezer bags so it doesn't take up as much room and I can reuse them usually twice. In my baskets on the side of my chest I keep my organs in one basket and meaty bones in the other. I also have a standup for all the extras.

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    Quote Originally Posted by harrkim120 View Post
    Looking good.

    Any suggestions on how to organize a chest freezer?
    You could stack the bins?
    I got so sick of digging in our chest freezer for what I wanted, that's why we got the standup (awesome find, full sized, $80, auto defrost) for the food we have already prepared, and I just use the chest to store meat we haven't opened up to package yet.
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    Quote Originally Posted by harrkim120 View Post
    Looking good.

    Any suggestions on how to organize a chest freezer?
    I would do "layers" of bins with all the different meat sources in each layer. So as time goes you will have variety at your finger tips.

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    Have different columns with the same meat source in it all the way from the top to the bottom of the chest freezer.

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    Have different sections of the freezer that are for one meat source only.

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    Seeing that made me a little bit nauseous. I'm just one step above writing "MEAT" on the container and chuckin' it in the freezer!

    Seriously though, great work! That's awesome.

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    OMG I love it!!!!
    I don't have to label, since Khan is the only one I prepare food for. But I went out and bought containers, baggies just for his food!!
    Great job!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by danemama08 View Post
    Have different columns with the same meat source in it all the way from the top to the bottom of the chest freezer.
    I'm liking this idea.

    Quote Originally Posted by CorgiPaws View Post
    You could stack the bins?
    I got so sick of digging in our chest freezer for what I wanted, that's why we got the standup (awesome find, full sized, $80, auto defrost) for the food we have already prepared, and I just use the chest to store meat we haven't opened up to package yet.
    I would have loved to get a stand up (or even a regular fridge/freezer combo like Miss Danemama suggested before), but I have no room for one. Damn you tiny apartment!!!! lol

    Quote Originally Posted by whiteleo View Post
    Well you could seperate the bottom into 4 parts,( mine came with a partition to make 4 quarters at the bottom) I put all my chicken/turkey in one, pork/pork ribs in another, beef/beef ribs in the other one, and tripe/ground/misc in the last one. I use freezer bags so it doesn't take up as much room and I can reuse them usually twice. In my baskets on the side of my chest I keep my organs in one basket and meaty bones in the other. I also have a standup for all the extras.
    I'm going to be using freezer bags too so we'll see how that goes. lol I don't have partitions, so I'm wondering if my frozen goodies are just going to start falling over everywhere. How does that work anyway? Are the partitions just like thin plastic that you can move around?

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    It is a pretty solid plastic that is about 1 1/2 thick and almost as high as the chest, if you search Sears and chest freezers you probably can find it there, and get an idea what it looks like, you can probably make something to let you have partitions in your chest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by whiteleo View Post
    you can probably make something to let you have partitions in your chest.
    I think I'll do that...I just started REALLY packing my freezer last night, and oh boy, is it cluttered. I definitely need something to divide it up, be it partitions or plastic containers or something.

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