What to Buy Trending Products & Deals Ina Garten Just Revealed Her Pantry Spring Cleaning Routine—Here's How to Recreate It Spoiler alert: She loves plastic bins. By Perri Kressel Perri Kressel Perri Kressel is a commerce editor covering news and deals for Food & Wine. Food & Wine's Editorial Guidelines Updated on April 7, 2022 Share Tweet Pin Email We independently evaluate all recommended products and services. If you click on links we provide, we may receive compensation. Learn more. Photo: Noam Galai / WireImage; Ina Garten / Instagram We all love Ina Garten. She's our Barefoot Contessa, favorite Hamptons-based host, acclaimed cookbook author, and chef extraordinaire. And now Garten can add one more title to her never-ending repertoire: pantry influencer. Between filming her latest show and cooking for her husband, Jeffrey, Garten recently took to Instagram to give the world a rare glimpse into her annual spring cleaning routine. It includes refreshing her top-notch pantry, swapping out old oils for new bottles, and most importantly, enlisting the help of some smart organizers to keep everything tidy. Since Wednesday, the viral post has racked up over 103,000 likes and nearly 2,000 comments, including from celebrities like Julianne Moore, Julianna Margulies, and Nancy Meyers. Several Instagram users have commented that they're happy to see that the Barefoot Contessa's pantry is "seemingly normal" and even relatable. Garten shared she is using clear plastic bins to keep dried goods like chocolate bars, grains, and beans organized and accessible. She wrote in the post, "It's easier to see what I already have when I'm making a grocery list!" Just like Garten, we also love using clear plastic bins in our kitchens. They keep food from scattering across the fridge or pantry shelves and also make it easier to carry ingredients to your cooking area. And if they stack to take advantage of vertical space? Even better. I'm a Food Writer Who Loves to Shop, and Here's What I'm Buying for My Kitchen This Month She also uses other organization essentials like large baker's racks to store her plates and cookware, roomy white crocks to hold both her stainless steel and wooden utensils, and deep bowls for produce like lemons, which she famously doesn't refrigerate. (They not only add some color to the kitchen, but Garten wrote that you can squeeze more juice from citrus at room temperature.) While Garten didn't disclose which specific products she uses, we've listed some very similar-looking organizers below to help get your pantry to Garten's level. There's no doubt these items will get you as excited as Garten is about her spring cleaning routine. Utopia Home Refrigerator and Pantry Organizers, Set of 8 Courtesy of Amazon $24 (was $26) at Amazon Alileon White Kitchen Utensil Holder Courtesy of Amazon $16 with coupon (was $19) at Amazon Oxo Good Grips 8-Piece Baking Essentials Pop Container Courtesy of Amazon $68 at Amazon Amazon Basics Kitchen Storage Baker's Rack with Wood Table Courtesy of Amazon $90 at Amazon Mora Ceramics Large Serving Bowls, Set of 2 Courtesy of Amazon $50 at Amazon Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit More Fresh Finds from Food & Wine Amazon Dropped Shockingly Good Deals on Patio Heaters Before Temperatures Go Back Up—Here's What to Get This Is the One Thing You Need to Clean Your Cast Iron Pan I’ve Been Camping for Over 10 Years, and These Are the 9 Deals Worth Getting from REI’s Outlet Section