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a tiny museum where forgotten cans outlive empires and good intentions go to expire
means A small room or closet for storing food, dishes, and kitchen supplies.
from From Old French paneterie, 'a place for bread,' built on Latin panis, 'bread' — a cousin of words like 'companion,' literally 'one you share bread with.' So a pantry began as the bread-keeper's domain, only later swelling to hold every can, jar, and jar of regret you now own.
- name origin
- From French paneterie, the place for bread
- medieval role
- Castle pantlers guarded bread as a serious job
- prepper math
- Honey found in tombs is still edible today
- hidden volume
- Average household wastes a third of stored food
for instance
the waltons pantry — fictional kitchen storage in the 1970s tv series set on jefferson county farm, virginia
downton abbey servant's pantry — fictional butler's pantry in the 2010s period drama series set in yorkshire