Storing food items in clear, labelled jars is one of the tips on how to maintain an organised pantry space. Photos: @ashikinamran
One thing that engineer Nurul Ashikin Amran, 31, learned from the first movement control order (MCO) last year is not to stock up too much groceries.
Kuala Lumpur-based Ashikin said now, instead of overbuying food items at one go, she restocks them every week.
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Storing food items in clear, labelled jars is one of the tips on how to maintain an organised pantry space. Photos: @ashikinamran
Since she renovated her kitchen last June, Farhanis has been able to maintain an even more organised kitchen and pantry area at her home in Shah Alam. Photos: @anissyamimi
Engineer Ashikin says having an organised pantry is therapeutic. "You feel more calm looking at your pantry and it feels so good to see that everything is so organised!"
Farhanis' organised kitchen, which was renovated last June, allowing her to have an even more organised pantry system.
Ashikin with her husband and 13-month-old daughter.
With an organised pantry, you will know how much food is left and only buy things that are necessary, Ashikin says.
Ashikin says it's useful to have labels for each basket, canister or jar stored in the pantry.
Farhanis' three kids often help her with the packing and storing of groceries.
Farhanis loves labelling her herbs, oils and dry food items.
Part of Farhanis' organised pantry space before she renovated her kitchen.
Food items neatly arranged and labelled in Farhanis' kitchen.
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