BabyG
Assistant Cook
- Joined
- Sep 7, 2006
- Messages
- 27
Hello there,
As a student living in a small apartment the fridge real estate is very limited and valuable.
I was just wondering if i truly do need to "refrigerate after opening" a bottle of soda as the label instruts me to, or is it more of a serving suggestion type thing because cold drink is much more preferable than room temperature.
Another reason im wondering if i can just keep my sodas in the upboard after opening is that they are usually sugar free diet varieties so there's not really any sugar for bacteria/fungi to feed from
Does anyone have any insight please?
As a student living in a small apartment the fridge real estate is very limited and valuable.
I was just wondering if i truly do need to "refrigerate after opening" a bottle of soda as the label instruts me to, or is it more of a serving suggestion type thing because cold drink is much more preferable than room temperature.
Another reason im wondering if i can just keep my sodas in the upboard after opening is that they are usually sugar free diet varieties so there's not really any sugar for bacteria/fungi to feed from
Does anyone have any insight please?