16 Foods Japanese Households ALWAYS Keep That Never Expire (Stock Up Before Prices Rise)

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  @FrugalJapan · 11 days ago · pinned

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  @audreyblimkie-k1h · 10 days ago

  Thanks for all this info, very helpful. Items like this extends our weekly meals without a shopping trip.<br>Very helpful.

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  @nadia28foxkellyeo · 7 days ago

  I live in South Africa, and never knew any Asian traditions or customs. The new and old is why when I buy groceries, I put the new behind the old, rotating. Same thing I do with laundry as well; what was washed, goes underneath or behind the clothing that hasn&apos;t been worn.

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  @ArchMage7 · 11 days ago

  thanks for the video

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  @markchurm7573 · 11 days ago

  This was excellent, thank you. &nbsp;Learnt a lot.

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  @kimsu7760 · 10 days ago

  I m from USA &nbsp;my flour is the most always sitting too long because I’m diabetic I don’t eat lot of carbs

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  @emmanuelvacakis4463 · 11 days ago

  I never eat canned foods.

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  @shosmyth1454 · 7 days ago

  👍👍

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  @RsMahmudStudio01 · 10 days ago

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  @debrasmith2443 · 10 days ago

  Are you talking about unopened Murin or Murin that has been opened. &nbsp;I found my lost opened Murin where I couldn&apos;t reach it. <br>I asked my son to pull the things that accidentally got pushed to far back. &nbsp;I&apos;m in a wheelchair so I try to keep everything within my reach. &nbsp;Periodically I clean and organize my kitchen. &nbsp;When my grown son is there I ask him to pull everything out of my reach. &nbsp;My missing Murin had &nbsp;something in the bottom of the bottle that did look like it was good so I tossed it out . &nbsp;It wasn&apos;t a soft blob.

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  @jenniferhutson8579 · 10 days ago

  “She ah take” mushrooms??? Huh? That’s the weirdest pronunciation I’ve ever heard.

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