larder

noun
UK /ˈlɑː.dər/
US /ˈlɑːr.dɚ/

A cool room or cupboard where people keep food.

Grandma keeps jars of jam in the larder.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A supply of food kept for later use.

They built up a larder of canned goods before winter.

3. A place where a household stores its daily food.

The old farmhouse had a stone larder next to the kitchen.

4. A store of something valuable kept in reserve.

The team has a larder of young players ready to step in.