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[seals_fate]

Maybe I should have looked at these things earlier, i'm not even completely sure what this was meant to be.

Beyond keeping things in cool and relatively dry places, what's the best way to keep food in a place like this?

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[xiyue]

That depends! What are you trying to keep from going bad?

[seals_fate]

At this point in time, everything. So, ideas on any type of food would be good.

[xiyue]

Ahh, well with the canned food you can just leave it in the cupboards until you open it, but once you do it's best to eat it all at once. If you have anything like sugar or flour you should try to keep it dry and in something air tight, like a plastic baggie or box.

I'm not sure how you can store something like bread or fruit, if you find any, but if you have salt you can keep meat and vegetables for a while before they go bad.

[seals_fate]

A bag or a box. Wouldn't that work for canned things too?

Hm... How long does salt usually keep them for?

[puppified]

You can use salt to prevent meat from going bad.

[seals_fate]

...Right.

[puppified]

I'm not sure if you can find big quantities of salt here, though.

[seals_fate]

Salt is something that I actually do still have, I was going to use it on the snow.

[nomnomguts]

Mm, well as long as we have snow, you could probably use that to keep some of the meat from going bad~

[seals_fate]

I'd thought about that but, what about when the snow starts to melt?

[nomnomguts]

Well, at the rate that it's falling, I think we'll have a while before that starts to happen~

[Suddenly remembers something she was told.] Ah, a lady named Fuuka told me something about getting electricity to the apartments. Apparently they might have some... refrigerators that might start working because of this?

[seals_fate]

...I guess.

They're getting refrigerators working?