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The original pantry, named for the bacon fat it was built to guard.
means A cool room or cupboard where food, especially meat, is stored.
from From Old French 'lardier,' a place for storing lard, built on Latin 'lardum' (bacon, animal fat). Originally the larder was specifically where cured pork and rendered fat were kept — only later did it broaden to mean any food store, the bacon long gone but the name lingering.
name originFrom Latin lardum, meaning bacon or pork fat
cold cornerAlways faced north to stay naturally cool
larder beetleA real pest named for devouring stored meat
larder hoardAnimals like leopards keep tree-stashed kill larders