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Top 20 Pantry Organizing Tips Your Family Will Love

Last Modified: January 24, 2022 Sabrina Quairoli This blog uses cookies. It also has affiliate links. We earn sponsored content income.

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20 Pantry Organizing Tips Your Family Will Love

If you follow me on social media, you will know that I offer weekday tips about everything home organizing!  Since I reached my 1000 Time-Saving Tip in February, I decided to start and give tips by area of the home.  For the month of March, I did Pantry Organizing Tips.  here are the 20 pantry organizing tips.  If you wish to follow me, please click on the social media buttons at the top right. Enjoy!

20 Creative Pantry Organization Ideas

Tip 1: Use see-through containers in your pantry.

Use see-through containers in your pantry.

Tip 2: Place individual sized packaged snacks in bins.

Place individual sized packaged snacks in bins.

Tip 3: Place ingredients for dinner tonight in a clear basket in your pantry labeled “Dinner Tonight".

Place ingredients for dinner tonight in a clear basket in your pantry labeled Dinner Tonight.

Tip 4: Use different sized stepped shelves for cans and assign different stepped shelves for different categories.  Some categories you can use are veggies, legumes, and fruit. 

Use stepped shelves for cans and assign different stepped shelves for different categories

Tip 5: Use Labels like Salty Snacks and Sweet Snacks on your snack bins.

Use Labels like Salty Snacks and Sweet Snacks on your snack bins.

Tip 6: Use mason jars for your legumes.

Use mason jars for your legumes.

Tip 7: Keep all heavy items closer to the floor.

Keep all heavy items closer to the floor.

Tip 8: Use big bins for snack bins that come in value size bags.

Use big bins for snack bins that come in value size bags.

Tip 9: Use a Tea Box to sort your Teabags and store in your pantry if you only use them for company.

Use a Tea Box to sort your Tea bags and store in your pantry if you only use them for company.

Tip 10: Hang a Grocery List Pad and pen in your walk-in pantry so you can write on it and tear off the paper when you are ready to go shopping.

Hang a Grocery List Pad and pen in your walk-in pantry

Tip 11: Use shallow bins for spices and herbs.  Lay them down and stack the bins in your pantry. Label the front of the bin if they are spices or herbs.

Use shallow bins for spices and herbs.

Tip 12: Have a section of your pantry for extra cleaning supplies. 

Have a section of your pantry for extra cleaning supplies.

Tip 13: Hang wire shelving on any unused wall for extra storage.

Hang wire shelving on any unused wall for extra storage.

Tip 14: Hang bottles of spray with the handle off a wall wire shelving. 

Hang bottles of spray with the handle off a wall wire shelving.

Tip 15: Have a section just for your extra plastic wrap rolls for leftovers. 

Have a section just for your extra plastic wrap rolls for leftovers.

Tip 16: Put soups all together on a stepped shelf for easy access.

Put soups all together on a stepped shelf for easy access.

Tip 17: Stack same type of cans on top of the other and in front to create a row of the same item. 

Stack same type of cans on top of the other and in front to create a row of the same item.

Tip 18: Have a large pantry, store your pets dog food and treats in the pantry. 

Have a large pantry, store your pets dog food and treats in the pantry.

Tip 19: If you eat oatmeal often, have a basket of all the items you may want to add to your oatmeal, like nuts, raisins, dried cranberries, chia seed, and flaxseed. 

use a basket to store items for oatmeal breakfasts

Tip 20: Use small wire containers that attach to the wire shelf so small items will not fall through the wire shelves.

Use small wire containers that attach to the wire shelf so small items will not fall through the wire shelves.

I hope this list of pantry organization tips gives you the inspiration to get your pantry organized.  Your family will love it! They will be able to find everything they are looking for when they want it.

Top 20 Pantry Organizing Tips Your Family Will Love

Visit these additional pantry posts to help you get even more organized. 

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