Is this fridge cold enough to store milk and half and half? Some of them are not that cold.
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Yes, I believe it is. I store Greek yogurt in mine at work and it keeps it colder than my home refrigerator.
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I found that the frige keeps items very cold. We used it when we had our floors redone and it was outside in the summer time heat.It's now in the garage storing beer and soft drinks.It runs a bit loud but if you are not sleeping near it it's fine.
70071
Don't know because the company didn't have the color I wanted, therefore I never received th e fridge. I had a very hard time getting ahold of them to ask any questions.
70072
Yes, the whole purpose for this was to keep my coffee creamer at church, and it keeps it nice and cold. Keep my Pepsi in there, too.
1147154
I bought this for my husband at Christmas . This winter it was partially freezing his Pepsi that were put in at room temp. I think that it would be safe for breast milk
723128
The two white cupboards open and can hold a few items not much. They are about 3 inches deep. The fridge also opens and has a shelf in it, it is about the same depth.
1676473
Yes, it is perfect for my refrigerator. Now it holds 4 of 2 liters bottle of soda, 1 of 1.25 liter bottle soda, 1 of half galon milk, and 1 of 1.25 liter orange juice.
2045707
Exactly correct. It's not a refrigerator--it's a cooler. If you put stuff in it cold and it's 90 INSIDE YOUR VEHICLE it will eventually warm up to 60. But usually you'll keep the inside of your vehicle around 75, which puts it around 45. This isn't VERY cold, but it's comfortable. And if you're using it for day trips, as we do, it will keep a couple of sandwiches and a couple of drinks from getting ripe by the time you want to eat them.
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I'd call it "lightly chilled". It is noticeably colder than room temperature, but definitely not ice cold. If you prefer that, I might suggest getting frozen ice mugs, ice cubes, etc,Otherwise I've been happy with mine.
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I can answer the first two--yes, milk container stores well in fridge, and coffee temp is hot enough. Don't have a plus so don't know how the programming compares--you can adjust the volumes of coffee/espresso dispensed. Includes the machine, the milk jug, a sample pack of a few Nespresso pods, and an attachment for hot water in place of the milk jug.
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Sort of. I have to freeze them flat first, and then slide them in at a sort of diagonal. An ice cube container works just as well, if not better, to be honest. The only bags that work well with this system are the First Years milk storage bags.
1846073
Yes you can put remaining unused milk back in the fridge and it will still be cold. The machine is only going to steam and froth the amount of milk necessary for the particular drink the user asks the machine to make.
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7...middle back shelf is coldest...which is where i keep the beer... i havent found that it would freeze anything...or maybe i just drink it too fast...perfect lil fridge for me...
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Hi, No (though with an asterisk-like caveat)... The 32-ounce packages (and smaller) are, in fact, shelf-stable, and do not need to be refrigerated prior to opening. In a grocery store, one would tend to find the 32-ounce and smaller -sized versions of this product out 'on the floor', versus being sold out of a refrigerated case (though I realize that various grocery stores often put the milk variant shelf-stable items in refrigerated cases, largely at the behest of the manufacturer, in order to have such items seen as true 'competitor'-based alternatives to dairy milk (though when a from-what-I-can-tell-it-is-a-shelf-stable product I want to buy happens to be sold in such a way, I find myself 'holding my breath' a bit, as I set the item on a shelf, after arriving home)). However, the 64-ounce/half-gallon version of this product absolutely seems to need refrigeration prior to opening -- though there isn't a truly obvious indication of such. The non-shelf-stable nature of the half-gallon size is perhaps due in large part to the fact that the packaging is quite akin to that of dairy milk half-gallon containers (not the plastic ones, obviously), and as such, does not have the liquid-proof 'seal' -type 'outer layer' (a kind of quasi-'encasement') that is otherwise found on the packaging of the 32-ounce and smaller sizes of the almond milk. So, if you buy the half-gallon size from a grocery store (and they do sell two-pack versions of such, as well), be sure to refrigerate such 'from the get-go'. But for all other/smaller sizes -- including the size associated with this listing on Amazon -- they're shelf-stable, and do not need to be refrigerated before opening.
850373
I THINK I DEFROSTED IT ONCE BUT IT WASN'T BAD. opps, not yelling. I like this fridge. We use it in an office in a gift shop.
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We've had our small Danby all-refrigerator in the garage in Southern California for several years. (Same basic model, but older, with the can storage in the door.) We use it for storing beverages and for storing extra food in preparation for holidays/parties. The only thing we've had trouble with is milk, which seemed to go sour faster if it was kept in the garage frig. Be aware that this frig does have some temperature fluctuations and can freeze items on the bottom shelf. It also needs about 5 inches of space behind it, so the compressor (?) runs correctly.
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Would be better to store the milk in a breastmilk storage bag. Much more space friendly in your freezer! :)
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Hi. It would stay fresh if you put it with a cool pack in an insulated lunch bag. It will not stay cold by virtue of the bottle and the rubber around it. Also, specifically, because your putting milk in it, you should know that the bottle needs to be kept up right. The rubber cap, though it does help keep the liquid in, is not a sealed cap.
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I pumped into the bottles and then stored the milk in the medela freezer bags. I usually had 2-3 bottles in the fridge ready to go and then I would just freeze the rest. I had ALOT of bottles but that was just my preference because I didn't want to have to wash bottles constantly.
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Yes. With plenty to spare. But I wouldn't store milk in there for too long. Its not refrigerated, unless that is a new feature. Could work as a cheese press. You could most likely fit a decent size turkey inside. At least a few Cornish hens. But not a case of 16oz waters or a lawn mower.