Take Control of Your Small Pantry With These Organization Tips

As a home owner, it can be difficult to keep your small pantry organized. When cupboard shelves are stocked with snacks and other foods, they can quickly become cluttered and disorganized, but finding an organized solution doesn’t have to seem like an impossible task. By making use of the right organizational tools and techniques, you can take control of your small pantry and make it look better, feel cleaner, and work more efficiently than ever before. Here are some easy-to-follow tips for optimizing space around your kitchen!

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5 Simple Tips for Small Pantry Organization

Find the Open Spaces

Make the most of your kitchen space with creative small pantry solutions! If you have a hallway between rooms, consider adding storage components that blend in with your décor, and you can still store all essential ingredients close to the kitchen. Alternatively, explore other possibilities like shelving units against open walls near the sink or stove for easy access to items as you are cooking. Your pantry space does not have to be only closets and cabinets.

Consider If A Pull-Out Pantry Is Right for You

Get the best of both worlds with a pull-out pantry. Easily monitor expiration dates and keep your kitchen neat—all while gaining full visibility into everything stored away. Keep track of what you have, leave clutter in the past, and enjoy an organized space without sacrificing convenience.

Designate Sections for Different Categories of Food Items

Designating areas among your pantry space is an excellent way to stay organized for the long-term. When setting up your items, try keeping similar products together for quick and easy reference. This method can help you maintain order in the long run, giving you streamlined access when cooking and putting away groceries. Start with these categories:

  • Beverages
  • Bread
  • Breakfast Food
  • Canned Items
  • Pasta/Grains
  • Snacks
  • Spices

Take Opportunities to Stack

Stacking cans vertically on shelves and clearing out any unused pantry items will free up valuable pantry real estate. You can stack duplicate items and similar foods, so you have a good visual of all the items in your pantry.

Keep Food Storage Containers Together

To get the most out of your food containers, store them all in one place. If you stack like shapes together while keeping their lids organized vertically, it streamlines the process to match tops and lids. This creative organization system allows quick selection when it’s time to put away or take out meals!

Find More Space in Your Kitchen with All Storage

Whether you are looking to create space in your pantry, living room, bedroom, or basement, All Storage has the tips and storage space to help you get organized. By renting self storage close to your home, you can store seasonal items and other items that are not used day to day in a space other than your primary home storage. You still have access to your belongings whenever you need them, but with self storage, you have the added security of our safety features and staff. See how All Storage in the Dallas-Fort Worth area can serve you!

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Katie Mest

About the Author: Katie Mest is a Content Marketing Specialist at Storage Asset Management in York, PA. She specializes in writing about the self storage industry, including storage tips and helpful resources. Outside of work, Katie enjoys spending time exploring the outdoors and snuggling in with a crochet project and her cat, Billie.