You probably can find an inventory system online to adapt for your own use, to solve the freezer burn issue.
Heh. Remember, I'm the CEO of what amounts to a database company. *That* isn't the problem: I could build a custom inventory system in about ten minutes in Querki. (This is the sort of thing Querki absolutely excels at.)
The issue, rather, is that both of us *prefer* fresh food, and I enjoy cooking. At a fundamental level, having dinner out of the freezer feels like cheating to me. So under normal circumstances, the usual pattern would be that I would make stuff that gets put into the freezer (because I have made extra) far more often that we would actually *use* the stuff in the freezer, and most of the stuff in there would just rot. We already have this problem with the freezer on our fridge; it would likely get pathological with a chest freezer.
Of course, circumstances aren't normal now, so I'm kind of wishing I had a small one, just for this year. (If I could figure out somewhere to put it, which isn't a trivial question in and of itself.)
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Heh. Remember, I'm the CEO of what amounts to a database company. *That* isn't the problem: I could build a custom inventory system in about ten minutes in Querki. (This is the sort of thing Querki absolutely excels at.)
The issue, rather, is that both of us *prefer* fresh food, and I enjoy cooking. At a fundamental level, having dinner out of the freezer feels like cheating to me. So under normal circumstances, the usual pattern would be that I would make stuff that gets put into the freezer (because I have made extra) far more often that we would actually *use* the stuff in the freezer, and most of the stuff in there would just rot. We already have this problem with the freezer on our fridge; it would likely get pathological with a chest freezer.
Of course, circumstances aren't normal now, so I'm kind of wishing I had a small one, just for this year. (If I could figure out somewhere to put it, which isn't a trivial question in and of itself.)