"Properly labeled containers are a pantry storage hack that will leave you with maximum space and help avoid wasting food because you can't find it on your shelves. But if you're not a fan of sticky labels that are hard to peel off, we have a simple hack that will still keep your pantry tidy and stress-free. Simply write onto plastic containers using temporary markers."
"Label the container with its contents and that's that. However, you could also add important info like quantities and expiration dates. This is an easy way to reduce food waste, and will make it easier for you to see at a glance what needs to be used up before it expires, and what you need to add to your next shopping list."
"This simple marker hack also works on black, gray, and other dark plastic bins. Just get these inexpensive Chalky Crown liquid chalk markers from Amazon. They show up on dark backgrounds and can be easily wiped away. Because this is a temporary solution, it's way more flexible and easy to use than removable kitchen storage labels, and less expensive than baskets with label inserts."
Label white plastic bins, boxes, or food storage containers using wet-erase or other temporary markers to identify contents, quantities, and expiration dates. Use liquid chalk or opaque markers on black, gray, or dark bins so labels show up and wipe away easily. Temporary marker labels allow quick adaptation, reduce food waste by highlighting what needs to be used, and simplify pantry shopping lists. Markers can also be used on clear plastic, snack and lunch boxes and on a pantry whiteboard shopping list. Temporary labels are more flexible and less expensive than removable label systems or baskets with inserts.
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