What's inside my fridge, and more!

Here's some bibimbap that I had for lunch at a restaurant last weekend. Good stuff.

This photo had absolutely nothing to do with the title of the post.

















Here's some of my cleaning supplies. These sort of things are a must have for any dwelling, lest you wish to never have any guests over and live a life like that of a swine.
















Yes, those are fireworks beside the broom and mop.
















These are the cupboards above my sink. There are ramyeon noodles in the top-left.
















This is under my sink. Yes, taking and posting this picture does prove that my grapefruits are of emormous size.
















Onions, potatoes and plasic bags.
















These are my dry goods. Lots of oil, sauces, speghetti, rice, tuna (behind the paper towel), cereal (Fruit Loops and Corn Flakes), etc.




















The inside of my fridge. Lots of sauce (ketchup, different mustards, steak sauce, wasabi, say sauce, etc.), milk, orange juice, water, dark beer, veggies (mushrooms, green peppers, baby tomatoes, half an onion in a zip-lock bag, small head of lettuce, one and a half zucchinis), wheat noodles, lots of tonic water (for the gin), spicy bean sauce (great with meat), eggs, butter, cheese slices, brie cheese (good with wine), parmesan cheese and three large blocks of ham.
















Here's the freezer. In the back-right is about 1 Kg of pork loin. In the front right is one chicken, cut up into pieces. On the left is exactly 19 chicken breasts.

I also have one half litre of raspberry wine, one full bottle of Korean red wine, one nearly empty bottle of Korean red wine, about 20 ounces of a 26 oz. of gin, and one full bottle of vodka. :)

A 26 oz. of vodka or gin costs only $4 US here, and a bottle of Korean red wine is only $3 US. That stuff is soooo cheap!