How do you store garlic?

I leave it in the counter only bc it’s not chilled at the grocery store. Never put any more thought into it...UNTIL NOW!!!!

I have a drawer in my cabinets that has a screened in area cut in the drawer front. In that drawer goes onions, garlic and potatoes and they keep well that way.

When I pull garlic out of my garden in the early summer I'll put it on a large rack to completely dry, the cut off the roots and any dried growth above the bulb. Then it is stored in my shop in a couple of those open grocery hand held baskets or old milk crates.

in a bowl on the kitchen counter

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onions, tomatoes, potatoes, garlic, sweet potatoes all get stored either out on the counter or in a drawer or basket. green vegetables and fruit go in the fridge

I have a LeCreuset garlic keeper that keeps it very fresh on the counter.

Fresh garlic on the counter. I do keep a small jar of the pre chopped in my fridge though.

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fruit go in the fridge

Except bananas!

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bananas are not fruits, they are berries.

Freezer.

Makes it much easier to peel and slice. Thaws quickly with a press of a knife to mince.

last for months.

Anywhere else and it softens too much to quickly.

But I purchase the big bags of garlic heads.