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Clutter FoodsEmergency Clutter FoodsYes, I know all those emergency preparedness checklists that they hand out at your local street fair have lists of all the nonperishable cans and jars of food and water that you should have on hand in case of global thermonuclear war. Here's all I have to say on the matter: Buying emergency foods is like buying insurance—you hope you never have to use them. All of your emergency supplies should be in an out-of-the-way place like the basement, the garage, a storage closet, or the far back of your pantry (if it's particularly large). The only exception to this is if you're organized enough to consume your emergency food supplies over time, rotating in fresher cans and jars. Hats off to you if you're actually pulling that off. You're one in a million. Keep Reading
Say No To Clutter FoodsOnce you've taken the time to reorganize your pantry, it's important to maintain the progress you've made. To prevent another all-out pantry purge down the road, use these three steps for maintaining this essential kitchen space.
Excerpt from Does This Clutter Make My Butt Look Fat?Read an excerpt of Peter Walsh's book Does This Clutter Make My Butt Look Fat?
Does This Clutter Make My Butt Look Fat?Oprah Radio host Peter Walsh talks about the connection between clutter and overeating.
A Pantry With A PurposePantries are often harder to manage than refrigerators. Use these strategies to give your pantry a purpose once again.
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