How to Organize Your Beko Refrigerator's Produce Bins
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Learn the best way to organize your meat and produce in a Beko refrigerator! Chef Anthony shows you how to organize your food to take advantage of Beko's blue light and EverFresh+ technology.
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ActiveFresh Blue Light: Vitamin C content is protected using blue LED lights that simulate natural lighting conditions to continue the photosynthesis process, allowing your produce to retain nutritional benefits and remain fresh up to 30 percent longer than a traditional cooling system.
EverFresh+: Sealed crispers and unique vent holes in the back liner of the refrigerator direct airflow in and out of a specially designed compartment built into the crisper ceiling. This greatly reduces the chance of moisture collecting on top and dripping down onto fruits and vegetables, causing premature spoilage.
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can deli drawer be used for more produce? or fruits?
Yes, if you don't eat meat this drawer can definitely be used as more produce storage! Keep in mind though that this drawer is probably going to be a cooler temperature than the produce drawers, since it's designed to store meat at lower temps. What's nice though is you can adjust the temperatures for produce instead.
According to Beko, you should not put anything in these drawers that is wrapped in plastic. This was cause the fruits or vegetables to rot faster - even faster than an older refrigerator without this technology.
This is a great point! We did leave plastic on the cucumbers in the video just to demonstrate, but fruits and veggies are best stored as they are.
Best way is not buy Beko! Complete garbage
Phil, Thanks for the comment! Sorry to hear you don't like Beko!