A poll commissioned by biscuit brand Bahlsen finds that many people in Britain are uncertain about which foods should be stored in the fridge. The survey of about 2,000 respondents asks what foods they keep in their refrigerator and how often these differences lead to disputes at home. According to the results, three quarters of respondents say they do not know what foods should be kept in the fridge. The findings suggest that storage practices are not widely understood and that disagreements around food storage are common enough to be noted in the survey. The coverage highlights confusion about fridge contents and implies that household arguments may stem from differing beliefs about food safety and storage. While the survey measures attitudes and self-reported knowledge, it does not provide specific guidance on which foods should be refrigerated. Overall, the reporting centers on the extent of uncertainty among Britons regarding standard fridge-storage practices and the frequency with which those uncertainties translate into disagreement.