Kitchen fridge magnets
Kitchen fridge magnets carry conversion charts and cooking references, as low as 36 cents each when ordering larger quantities. Useful content is what buys a permanent spot on the door.
Kitchen fridge magnets
What to put on it
- Oven temperature conversions including fan-forced, which is the most-consulted table in an Australian kitchen.
- Cup to millilitre and gram conversions, noting that the Australian cup is 250ml and the American is 240ml — a genuine source of baking failures.
- Common roasting times by weight, and a defrosting guide.
- Your branding in a footer band, sized so it doesn't compete with the tables.
Why kitchen fridge magnets work
Recipes come from everywhere — American cups, British grams, old Australian imperial. A conversion chart on the fridge resolves that friction at the moment it happens, and gets used often enough that nobody removes it.
It also puts your brand in a positive moment rather than an emergency one, which suits businesses whose customers aren't in distress when they buy.
Which format suits
A5
Room for full conversion tables legibly. The most useful format.
Standard DL
Fits a core conversion table with a strong branding panel.
A6
A single table — oven temperatures or cup conversions.
Common questions
What goes on a kitchen conversion magnet?
Why do kitchen magnets stay on the fridge?
What size suits a conversion chart?
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