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3 Simple Steps to Organizing Your Pantry






A well organized pantry means less work for us moms. With these budget friendly pantry organization tips after your weekly grocery store haul your family will know exactly where everything needs to go. And when they are done putting up the groceries your pantry remains organized. Let’s get started.
1. Inventory Check Please
Let the organizing begin Take everything out of your pantry. Start by placing things that go together in groups. Breakfast items, snacks, spreads, arranged things together that work for you and your family. If you have taco Tuesday weekly put them in a group. Now that your like items are together let’s place them in the organized bins.
2. Bins, Bins, Bins


You want to stack in style these bins purchased from Dollar Tree are a dream come true. They have round, square, rectangular bins and baskets. Ranging from extra small to extra large. With a variety of colors. I recommend white or clear to maintain a neat and well organized pantry space. Purchase bins and baskets that work for you and your home.
3. Label Lane


Now that all of your items have a new home they need an address in their new pantry shelf lane. Give your bins a label so they have a sense of belonging and you never forget where your anything goes. So no more putting random things on the shelf. You know exactly where everything is!
Use the unexpected



For those potatoes and onions on the bottom shelf you can use a. I’m always baking so I have tons of sprinkles and spices. Use a clear plastic shoe shelf on a door for spices. It’s fun to get create and find things that function in your home and new pantry.

Now that you’ve spent the last 3 hours pulling everything OUT of your pantry organizing like with like items, labeling your multi-functional pantry storage bins from Dollar Tree, by keeping things simple makes less work for mom. With these tips you’ve mastered pantry organizing skills which have prepared you for our next organization task, The refrigerator! I’m excited are you ?

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