What size fridge do you need?

Was your fridge full??

Leroy

Christ!

You guys eat better on a trip than I eat at home!

Cheers,

Glenn.

2 bottles of Shampoo ????

Shampoo??? In the FRIDGE???
Surely you mean two bottles of champagne?

Jimbo...

you should see mine....and I"ve got two...fridges that is..hahahaha....one though is filled with liquid beveridges for the oldies and youngies....

see you tomorrow and we can compare contents....I don't have shampoo in mine though....

Lyn

Bernie got it,

Shampoo??? Of couse Champagne. Doesn't any watch Minder?

I am seeing your problem you are putting stuff in the fridge that doesnt need to be there take this stuff out
shampoo
cordial (if it is undiluted)
water (Nothing worse than freezing water when you are thirsty) also in this weather it stays cool enough
Tomato juice - isnt it in a tetra pack or can so it doesnt need to be put in until used when a few cans have been knocked back
carrots
brocolli - dont need to be in there just wrap them in newspaper
Also milk for what? if it is only for cups of teas then get those single shot tetra packs

You can borrow my 110, might have to leave the missus at home though... that being the case, you can take 247 cans and forget all about eating for the weekend...

Yep , its got me stuffed how people can survive with little fridges? Maybe a single guy could cope ok, but we always manage to fight for space in our fridge too, and like you mate a dozen beers is the minimum in the fridge.

Jumbo

For your edification, I believe I've got it sorted ... much to herself's disgust.

The old 40l Chescold has been designated as the tucker fridge. Which means I get to claim the 60l Waeco as the beer fridge.

Works perfectly for me ....... :o))

Cheers cob

Jimbo ,you need to get yourself a "baby" 15lt Engle ,, that way swmbo can have the 80 for the space wasting yet not unecessary food and non essential soft drinks ,and you have the 15lt for the essential tinnies , easier to lift in and out of vehicle for the day trip from base camp and very short turnaround in the beer / shampoo chilling stakes. ,LOL.

the vegies (fresh) dont need refrigeration...else buy canned stuff...yours were frozen?milk...get uhf
surley all drink does not need to be chilled immediately....
hey where's the ice cream?

Trying to get a bit serious, I've got a 35lt bushman and find it adequate for the two of us. The trick I use is to have the smaller packets of items and not to try and have everything cold.

For example, fruit juice. If you have a two litre carton of OJ, just having a glass at breakfast, it will probably take a few days to get through. Problem is that when you are half way through, you're still using up 2 litres of space for 1 litre of liquid.

I use the small bricks like you put in kids lunches. Buy a six pack, put two in the fridge, keep the others in the tuckerbox. When you take out the two for breakfast, put in two of the warm ones, which will be ready for the next morning. I do the same with drinks, rather than keeping a whole slab cold, only put in 1/2 dozen or a dozen, as you take them out, replace them with warm ones.

Just my 2 cents

Grinner

After reading all the replies I can only suggest that you buy a Toyota.

It has the best airconditoning of all 4bies. Turn it on full blast and wear thermal clothes inside the car.

THEN you will be able to cool down slabs of beer, champagne and cheese and never go without!! lol