Don't Struggle With A Pickle Jar: Find Your Mouse Pad From The '90s Instead
Pickle jars can sometimes be impossible to open, but there is something you might already have lying around your home office that can help.
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Alcohol Won't Expire, But That Doesn't Mean It's Automatically Safe From Other Threats
Most food and beverage items have an expiration date. While alcohol may not, there are still some environmental elements to which it can be susceptible.
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How To Freeze Flour For Maximum Shelf Life (And Better Baked Goods)
Freezing flour may sound kind of strange to you, but there are some reasons why it can be beneficial. Extending its shelf life is just one benefit.
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The Case For Storing Your Leftovers Exclusively In Resealable Bags
Food storage containers often take up more real estate in the fridge than is necessary. What if there was a solution that allowed you to ditch the headache?
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How Long Maraschino Cherries Will Last In The Fridge (And When To Toss Them)
It's easy to make cocktails that feature the maraschino cherry. But once you buy a jar, it's not so easy to use them quickly. So, how long do they last?
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The Quickest Tell That Deli Meat Has Gone Bad
If you've ever been unsure about the freshness of the cold cuts in your fridge, you're not alone. Sometimes you just can't tell if the deli meat is still safe.
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The Major Catch To Consider When Freezing Chocolate
You’d be hard-pressed to find a chocolate snacker who doesn’t keep some on hand. If you prefer it cold, know this before you put it in the fridge or freezer.
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10 Foods You Shouldn't Be Wrapping In Plastic Wrap
Plastic wrap has countless uses in the kitchen, but you might want to be careful, especially if you're using it to store any of these food items.
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How To Tell When Butter Has Gone Bad (It's Pretty Easy)
You might know that you can leave your butter on the counter, but this dairy product can still spoil. The tell-tale sign is pretty obvious, too.
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Storing Mustard In The Pantry Is A Flavor Mistake. Here's What To Do Instead
Some pantry staples shouldn't be stored in the refrigerator. But storing mustard in the pantry cabinet can result in some funky smells and flavors.
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Maximize Your Freezer Space (And More) By Freezing Food In Bags
You just got home from picking up a grocery order and now it's time to put everything away. Freezing food in bags can help ensure you have plenty of space.
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Should You Be Freezing Avocado?
Freezing is a great way to keep fresh food from going bad. But is avocado a fruit that can be frozen? Here's what to know before trying it for yourself.
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The Avocado Slicing Trick You Absolutely, Immediately Need To Know
An avocado is such an addable ingredient. You can add it to salads, smoothies, toast, or eat it alone. No matter how you eat it, here's a slicing hack you need.
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Hot-Smoked Fish: The Bacon Alternative You Should Experiment With
What to do with that fresh catch? Hot-smoked fish is the bacon alternative you should experiment with, and getting started really couldn't be easier.
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You May Not Want To Store Delicate Stemware Upside Down
Lots of people like to store their wine glasses the same way they do drinking glasses and mugs: upside down. Here's why you want to stop doing this.
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Go Ahead, Freeze Your Potato Chips And Thank Us Later
Hear us out. Freeze your potato chips. Yes, we said it. There are some good reasons why you'll want to try this storage method and you'll likely thank us.
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12 Foods You Should Never Put Down The Drain
The garbage disposal is an important part of any kitchen. However, some are still a little unsure of what to put into it. These are 12 foods you never should.
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Improve The 'Mouthfeel' Of Girl Scout Cookies With Your Refrigerator
Fans of the classic shortbread or flavorful Samoas wait for their Girl Scout Cookies all year long. Did you know there’s a way to make them taste even better?
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The Only Place You Should Be Storing Fresh Tomatoes
The versatility of tomatoes makes them a staple pantry item. Varieties are abundant, but there are only a few proper ways to store them to ensure freshness.
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Why You Should Consider Storing Ice In A Sealed Container
Uncovered ice in your freezer can absorb odors and potentially be contaminated by other items. The best solution is an ice container with a lid.
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How To Store Corn On The Cob If You're Not Using It Right Away
Fresh corn on the cob is one of the joys of summer. But if you aren't cooking it right away, how should you store ears of corn to keep them fresh?
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Here's How Long You Should Keep Butter In The Freezer
You've heard all about the debate as to whether butter should be stored in the fridge or on the counter. But what about freezing a stick of butter?
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The Best Pot Lid Organizer Is Already In Your Office
If you're struggling to organize the lids to the pots and pans in your kitchen, you might have to try this clever repurposing of an old appliance.
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The Easy Trick For Preventing A Sticky Mess With Your Honey
Honey is a staple ingredient and can be used in teas, bakes, and many dishes. But this sweet, sticky ingredient can make a mess. Use this tip to avoid cleanup.
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What's The Difference Between Sharpening And Honing A Knife, And Why Does It Matter?
What's the difference between sharpening and honing a knife, and why does it matter? The answer to this question is more nuanced than it might first appear.
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Why It Pays To Store Flour In The Refrigerator
There's a lot people don't know about using, storing, and preserving flour. If you're not storing your flour in the refrigerator, you might be missing out.
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You've Been Storing Meats Wrong Your Entire Life
Meat can quickly go bad due to the way you're storing it at home. Luckily, with a few simple changes and tips, you can become a meat-storing pro.
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