This Fridge is from Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Almost most of the time my fridge is empty. I live alone and go to the supermarket every day because I never know what I want to eat the next day. You will always find yogurt and jam in my fridge.

This Fridge is from Melbourne, Australia.

So this fridge is called Walter, or Wally to his mates. As you can see he is a bit the worse for wear. Recently he discovered Vanessa, the microwave he was seeing, was cheating on him with a new kettle called Greg. Since then he has been on a bit of bender, drinking cheap home brew alchol and only eating melted butter. He is not in very good shape. Thankfully though he has not resorted to drinking the emergency light beer in the shelf - if he did that I think I would get worried. Hopefully he can get over Vannessa soon - maybe I’ll try and set him up with that cute garbage bin Tracy.

I heard about this site from a lovely dutch girl named Anika who has pretty hair and wears cool shoes.

This Fridge is from Kefer Bin Nun, Isreal. 

The fridge is generally loaded up on Thursdays after a trip to the local market in the city of Ramle. Loads of fresh veggies,loads of local organic veggies. Plus yogerts,cheese etc. It’s a big fridge, you could get a whole Dutch family in it and have room to spin a cat.

This Fridge is from Badalona, Spain.

This fridge was bought years ago in Amsterdam, it was in a fire at my flat, and has since moved to Badalona, where i finally renovated and cleaned it due to smoke damage. It is now painted in a hammerite blue, which i sanded slightly to give it a matte effect. The plastic bag on the side held up by a racc fridge magnet, and contains the districts of spain in various colours. The door compartment also contains many seedpackets. Our freezer box still needs defrosting as a bottle of cava was left too long and exploded. There are also 12 frozen grapes which were given to me by a cafe owner on new years eve. It is traditional to try and consume 12 grapes before the strike of 12, i will at least be ready for next year. Also to be found in this compartment is a face mask filled with chamomile.

This fridge is from Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Our fridge is a pretty solid reflection of the personalities living in our house. Chaotic, messy and food-loving. Although it looks pretty empty, the reason for this explains, that once our fridge is filled with delights for the stomach, the fridge and its contents are overthrown, conquered, and eaten. Leaving our fridge half empty with only the essentials left; butter, cheese - some of which are out of date or appear to have been purchased in unnecessary bulk. I have placed the piggy bank that I’ve had since I was little to make the picture appear more random, which also happens to be one of our family’s characteristics.

This Fridge is from Auckland, New Zealand.

I actually have a blog which shows the daily contents of my fridge. My fridge is often nearly empty, but never dull. Occasionally I’ll showcase some of the terrible things I have to eat =)

This Fridge is from Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Our fridge is a small but wonderful thing. I share it with my my mum and stepdad. We mostly have organic and fresh food. And lot’s of random items. We’ve had several fridges, but as far as I remember every fridge has had the koala magnet on it.

This Fridge is from Bari, Italy.

The photo is taken at the beginning of the last autumn. We read about Fridgewatcher on a magazine.
Our fridge is usually filled with fresh products as we are used to do in the south of Italy.

This Fridge is from Preston, Lancashire, United Kingdom.

I’m so glad I found this website as I am a fridge enthusiast! I also love dishwashers and washing machines but the fridge will always be my fave appliance.

I am 26 and live with my mum and our house has two fridges, the main one in the kitchen is Frank (I name all the household appliances, LOL). He is a 12 year old Tricity Bendix model.

I also have a mini desktop fridge in my bedroom which I bought 2 months ago from eBay as I’d always wanted my own little fridge. He doesn’t have a proper name yet, but my mate dubbed him “Fridglet” coz he looks like a baby fridge…:-)

I work as a freelancce cartoonist so naturally fridges appear in my work quite a lot!

This Fridge is from Jaffa, Israel.

Fridge voyeurism in Israel, because I am what I eat, I guess…

There are a number of imported items here like the V8 from North America and the juice from Egypt. The jam is from the United States. Phoeey on me, but it looked so good. And the pomegranate concentrate, I think is from Turkey, while syrup is from Canada. All the milk products are produced locally and bought at Eden Teva market or local non-organic shops. Milk costs about $1.50 a liter in Israel (non-organic), the organic yogurt about $3 a bottle.