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GE Energy Star fridge

Why It's Good:

Constantly wowing large parties with your homemade cassoulet? This 25.8 cubic-foot cooler has all the room you desire, plus an ice maker, so your guests will never be left bereft of a cold one.

Why It's Green:

The door alarm on this Energy Star-certified model ensures you'll never accidentally leave your fridge wide open in the ensuing kitchen chaos.

Where To Get It:

www.homedepot.com | $2,599