Reply To: Alternatives and improvements to refrigerators and freezers

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12/05/2021 at 2:18 pm #1995
Luke Barbagallo
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    Hey Saeed,

    For your solution, I would recommend having both freezing and refrigeration capacity. For instance, when a larger animal, like a buffalo or pig, is butchered, some of the meat would be used with some immediacy, but being able to freeze the excess is very important to prevent wastage.

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