Removing Stocked Food From Mini-Fridge

We did the same thing. How would you like to buy a beer that's probably been in and out of the fridge several times? yuck

I'm confused - what difference does it make if a canned or bottled beer goes in & out of the fridge if it has never been opened? At the grocery store, some are in a cooler case and some are displayed on end caps that are not cooled. I always figured as long as it was cold when it was opened, all was good. I figure they are in & out when being shipped & delivered to the store - sitting around in the back until someone actually stocks them. But I don't know the ins & outs of grocery delivery & stocking.

I'm confused - what difference does it make if a canned or bottled beer goes in & out of the fridge if it has never been opened? At the grocery store, some are in a cooler case and some are displayed on end caps that are not cooled. I always figured as long as it was cold when it was opened, all was good. I figure they are in & out when being shipped & delivered to the store - sitting around in the back until someone actually stocks them. But I don't know the ins & outs of grocery delivery & stocking.

I had the same thoughts.

I think Freedom staterooms have stocked fridges. Will the steward remove the stocked food/drinks so that we can use it to keep our things cool?

They are now empty.

I'm confused - what difference does it make if a canned or bottled beer goes in & out of the fridge if it has never been opened? At the grocery store, some are in a cooler case and some are displayed on end caps that are not cooled. I always figured as long as it was cold when it was opened, all was good. I figure they are in & out when being shipped & delivered to the store - sitting around in the back until someone actually stocks them. But I don't know the ins & outs of grocery delivery & stocking.

You got my interest up and I Googled a bit and apparently beer can go flat when first chilled, allowed to warm up unopened and re-chilled. Ya learn something new.

Well, that's an interesting little tidbit of information. I wonder if cokes are the same way, since they are carbonated. I guess I can google that if I get bored later today.