Joel Salatin

Know you food, know your farmers, and know your kitchen. Start building up your larder! We don't even use that term any more.

American Author

A larder is not for cold storage like a fridge, but more like a room for dry or cool goods.

Not a Fridge

Historically common, but the term 'larder' is now more often replaced by 'pantry'.

Historical Usage

More typical in British English, and might sound old-fashioned to American speakers.

British English

 it on a spike very commonly seen with barbed wire it acts as a larder for advertising territory advertising the ability to provide food and it also assists in the ripping much bigger prey if you've seen the birds most birds they swallow their

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 So if I can make an analogy, let's say that you were trying to tell the difference between a good restaurant, a healthy restaurant and a sick restaurant, and all you had was the list of ingredients that they had in their larder.

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 and spots a kill stashed in a tree, almost certainly by his own mother. And, like any teenager, he thinks nothing of raiding her larder.

Larder

Not a Fridge

Historical Usage

British English

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