larders
Provisions storage rooms
Larders is the plural of larder, a room or large cupboard for storing food, especially in a home.
Before refrigeration, larders were essential for keeping perishables cool: The larders were stocked for winter.
The word now sounds old-fashioned, though it persists in British English and period fiction.
Household provisions closet
- storeroomSpace for keeping supplies
- provisionsStockpiled food and supplies
- stockpileAccumulated reserve supply
- cupboardEnclosed storage furniture
shelves · cellar · buttery · cold room · preserves · canned goods · dry goods · root cellar
Landed aristocratic residence
- estateProperty and grounds
- householdDomestic unit of residents
- servantsHired household workers
- cookHeat food for eating
housekeeper · provisions · medieval · Victorian · country house · domestic · scullery · below stairs
pantry
Household provisions closet
- storeroomSpace for keeping supplies
- provisionsStockpiled food and supplies
- stockpileAccumulated reserve supply
cupboard · shelves · cellar · buttery · cold room · preserves · canned goods · dry goods · root cellar · stillroom
manor
Landed aristocratic residence
cook · housekeeper · provisions · medieval · Victorian · country house · domestic · scullery · below stairs · keeping
provisions
Stockpiled food and supplies
- preservesCooked fruit in sugar
- cured meatsSalt-preserved animal flesh
- cheesesFermented dairy products
pickles · jams · smoked fish · bacon · hams · sausages · butter · eggs · flour · sugar
- ice tradeice houses, icehouses, ice blocks, natural ice, ice man
lardersfamine
Severe food shortage
starvation · hunger · scarcity · want · deprivation
lardersrefrigerators
Appliances that chill food
freezers · fridges · walk-in coolers · cold storage · cryogenic storage
lardersdining rooms
Rooms for meals
kitchens · banquet halls · garbage disposals · compost bins · dining tables