Here's How Long Tuna Jerky Usually Lasts
You may have had a bag of beef jerky in your car to snack on for months, but what if it was tuna jerky? Here's how to store it and how long it will keep.
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You Accidentally Left Your Soup Out Overnight. Is It Still Safe To Eat?
If you unintentionally left your soup out overnight, you may be wondering whether it is still safe to eat after being unrefrigerated. Here's what to know.
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The Popular Champagne Spoon Hack That Doesn't Actually Work
There's a popular idea that placing a spoon into a bottle of Champagne will retain its fizz. But researchers have proven that it doesn't actually work.
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The Arbitrary Reason Some Canned Goods Have Really Specific Weights
The arbitrary reason some canned goods have really specific weights
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Store Homemade Cookies With A Sugar Cube For Maximum Chewiness
Homemade cookies always taste best when they're straight out of the oven, but with this sugar cube hack, you can keep that freshness for days.
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How Long Does Fermented Garlic Honey Last When Properly Stored?
Fermented garlic honey is loaded with flavor and healthy benefits, it's very easy to make, and it lasts a really long time -- as long as it's properly stored.
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Storing Pickles In The Freezer Just Isn't A Good Idea
Storing pickles in the freezer just isn't a good idea. While it will successfully extend their shelf life, they'll become mushy and have absolutely no crunch.
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When Is Fermented Garlic Honey Unsafe To Eat?
Fermented foods are great for your gut health and relatively easy to make. But how can you tell when something like fermented garlic honey is unsafe to eat?
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The Best Way To Store Homemade Sugar Cookies For Maximum Freshness
The best storage method for your sugar cookies will depend on how soon you plan to enjoy them. Here are several good options plus helpful tips.
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Why Canned Water Always Has A Protective Liner On The Inside
Anyone concerned about the impact their buying habits have on the environment might consider canned water. Be assured it always has a lining. Here's why.
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What It Means When Your Egg Yolk Has A Jelly-Like Consistency
Though you may want to stick your eggs in the freezer to preserve them, this can result in a goopy yolk. Thankfully, there's a trick to keep your eggs runny.
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Is It Better To Freeze Egg Casserole Before Or After Baking?
If you're feeding a crowd, it may be convenient to make an egg casserole ahead of time. But which is best, freezing it before or after baking it?
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The Best Way To Store Butter Wrappers Is In The Freezer
Next time you're about to toss an empty butter wrapper, think again. These papers have many other uses in the kitchen beyond just containing butter.
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Here's How Long You Should Soak Your Potatoes For French Fries
If you want to achieve the crispiest french fries ever, you're going to want to give those spuds a bath. Here's how long to soak your potatoes.
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Meal Prep Like A Pro By Freezing Your Proteins In Individual Servings
We look at how to get the most out of your day spent meal prepping. For the fastest, most convenient prepped meals, follow these tips and tricks.
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How Long Will Pancake Batter Stay Good In The Fridge?
Who doesn't love pancakes on weekend mornings? But if you are planning to make batter ahead of time, there are some things to know before refrigerating it.
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The Seltzer Hack Perfect For Keeping Apple Slices From Turning Brown
This is how to use seltzer to prevent your apple slices from turning brown, without altering the fruit's flavor like lemon juice or sugar would.
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The Genius Plastic Wrap Hack For Storing Squeeze Bottles Without A Lid
If you've lost the lid of a squeezy condiment bottle, there's a way to preserve the contents in the fridge. Just grab some plastic wrap and follow this hack.
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The Proper Way To Store Freeze-Dried Fruit
Freeze-dried fruit is a remarkably innovative ingredient, but if you want to it to last, you're going to have to be mindful about how you store it.
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How To Properly Freeze Fresh Dumplings
If you've found yourself with a big batch of freshly made dumplings, there's no reason to let any go to waste. Your future, hungry self will thank you.
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How Long Is Leftover Tuna Tartare Safe To Eat?
You may want to save some of your tuna tartare for later, but how long can you store it so it's still safe to eat? Here's everything you need to know.
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The Sugar Cube Hack That'll Keep Your Cheese Fresh For Longer
Sugar cubes can maintain the moisture and temperature in your cheese container in such a way that it creates the perfect environment for your cheese.
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How To Properly Freeze Soup To Avoid Ice Crystals
Cooking a giant soup pot is a great way to stock up on easy meals, but preserving them in the freezer can quickly go wrong. Here's how to store it properly.
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Does Mayonnaise Need To Be Refrigerated?
When going to the grocery store, you buy unrefrigerated mayonnaise off the shelf. So do you need to store it in your fridge at home? Or is the pantry fine?
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Use Honey Water To Prevent Your Apples From Browning
Everybody loves apple slices slathered in caramel or peanut butter. If you cut more than you can eat in one go, try this sweet hack to keep the slices fresh.
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The Absolute Best Way To Freeze Cabbage
Cabbage is a versatile and delicious vegetable but it can be hard to get through an entire head before it goes bad, so read on for freezing tips.
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What's The Best Way To Store Guanciale?
Guanciale is best kept in the refrigerator or freezer, unlike some cured meats. And depending on how you store it, this meat can last up to 18 months.
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