From the fridge.

3 November 2026

Running the Clubhouse Fridge on Tournament Day

Sixty parents, four pitches and a fridge that has to last until the final. How to stock and run the clubhouse on the busiest day of the season without missing the matches.

27 October 2026

What to Stock in a Clubhouse Fridge

Twelve kinds of soda and a shelf of things nobody buys is how most club fridges look by October. A short range that sells, keeps, and leaves room for what members actually want.

20 October 2026

Why the Office Honesty Box Is Always Short

Every office with a snack shelf has one person quietly topping up the tin. Why the honour system at work runs short, and how to tell whether the fridge is a perk or a cost.

13 October 2026

Set Up a Self-Checkout Fridge in an Afternoon

From a fridge with a paper price list to one where members scan and pay on their own phone, in the time it takes to watch a match. Here is the order to do things in.

6 October 2026

MobilePay Is Becoming Vipps: What Changes for Your Club

MobilePay gets a new icon today and a new name, Vipps, on 12 January 2027. What changes for the people buying from your fridge, what does not for the treasurer, and the one thing to do in January.

6 October 2026

Stock Counting for Volunteers: The Ten-Minute Routine

Nobody joins a club committee to count cans. A routine that takes ten minutes a week, tells you what is actually leaving the fridge, and does not need a spreadsheet.

29 September 2026

MobilePay for Club Sales: What the Treasurer Needs to Know

MobilePay already sits on every member's phone, which makes it the obvious way to pay for a can from the fridge. The obvious way still has a few things a treasurer should get right first.

22 September 2026

How to Price the Clubhouse Fridge So It Pays for Something

A club fridge is not a business, but it is not a charity either. A simple way to set prices that members feel good about and that still cover the away trip.

15 September 2026

Why the Clubhouse Cash Box Never Adds Up

Every club with an honesty fridge has the same treasurer's report: sales look fine, the box is light, and nobody knows who to be annoyed at. Here is where the money actually goes.

Practical notes for anyone who sells drinks and snacks on trust: the treasurer of a sports club, whoever keeps the office fridge stocked, the volunteers behind church coffee. We write about pricing, counting stock, taking MobilePay (Vipps from 2027) instead of cash, and why the honesty box never quite adds up.