In our previous home I had two. One was for pantry foods (wet and dry goods) and the other was for Tupperware. In our new kitchen there will only be one, but I have a pantry cabinet and a big deep drawer for Tupperware, but not a lot of cabinet space overall. I need ideas on how I can use the lazy susan wisely!
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I keep small appliances in ours - blender, waffle maker, big mixer, small mixer, grater, chopper
Also other random things - k-cups, large Tupperware bowls, chip bowls, reusable water bottles
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Ours is in a corner without a door on it (what the what??) but we keep our spices and whatnot there with an old night stand in front of it to keep curious hands out of the way... Whenever we redo the kitchen, if I -have- to have a lazy susan of some kind I want the kind with the drawers you can pull out! It looked so nifty and organized!
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@Mamaof2: ooh I was thinking small appliances! I need a spot for my magic bullet, ninja, hand mixer, and big things like my box grater!
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Teas and coffees on our top one. Random collection of reusable water bottles on the bottom.
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Ours is in a corner and happens to be the only good place for storing pots and pans and big mixing bowls without having to reach in too far.
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@mrs. wagon: we use it for our pots. We initially designed deep drawers for pots but they didn't work like we'd anticipated.
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Mine is in the corner my the stove so I have spices and oils and baking supplies in mine. I like having those things close by when I'm cooking rather than going in the pantry.
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In ours I put cans, boxed goods. But I'm loving the idea of small appliances!
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