You Should Never Store Brown Sugar In The Fridge. Here's Why
Storing food items correctly is an important part of preservation and kitchen management. Here is why you should never store brown sugar in the fridge.
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Do Canned Pickles Last As Long As Store Bought?
While you might think that pickles last forever, the truth is a little murky. Just how long can you hang onto a jar of pickles, opened or not?
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Is It Necessary To Refrigerate Natural Peanut Butter?
Many people have a jar of peanut butter in their pantries. Once opened, you may store it in the fridge. But is that the best place to store them?
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For The Most Flavorful Cocktails, Microwave Your Citrus Before Juicing
If you're looking for an easier juicing technique, and to rev up your cocktails, you should be microwaving your citrus before juicing. Here's why.
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Should You Refrigerate Maple Syrup?
Breakfast wouldn't be complete without maple syrup. You use it for pancakes and even baking, but should you refrigerate maple syrup after using it?
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What You Need To Know Before You Buy A Coffee Canister
Coffe canisters can be decorative, but they are also useful in keeping your coffee fresh, and fresh coffee is always best. Here's what you need to know.
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You Need To Stop Making Pasta In Your Cast Iron Skillet
Do you love cooking in a cast iron skillet? If you do, and you happen to cook pasta in it, we have some news you might not like. Read for the details.
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What To Do If Your Apple Cider Vinegar Looks Cloudy
Apple cider vinegar is one of those ingredients you see touted for benefits such as weight loss and clear skin. But why does it sometimes look cloudy?
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How Long Does Fresh Pineapple Last In The Freezer?
Have you ever wanted to freeze fresh pineapple but were unsure how long it would last? We have the scoop on this and the answer might surprise you.
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The Aluminum Foil Hack For Keeping Celery Super Fresh
You already know that produce is only good for a limited number of days, but you maybe able to stretch your celery by using aluminum foil. Here are the details.
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Should You Refrigerate Soy Sauce After Opening?
You won't get sick if you don't refrigerate your bottle of soy sauce. But refrigeration will help the condiment a LOT last longer — here's why.
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The Label Detail To Look For Before You Store Your Hot Sauce
Condiments can be tricky when it comes to storing them. Some say to never refrigerate ketchup while others gawk at that thought. But what about hot sauce?
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The Ammonia Problem With Wrapping Cheese In Plastic
If you've been wrapping leftover cheese in plastic wrap, you might be ruining it. Here's why it's a bad idea, along with what you should use instead.
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The Fruit Slice Hack For If You Need To Soften Your Brown Sugar
Anyone who has cooked with brown sugar before knows it can get hard and difficult to use, but there is an easy hack involving a fruit slice that can help.
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14 Condiments That Need To Be Refrigerated
With all the condiments out there, it can sometimes be hard to remember how best to store them. Read on to find out which condiments need to be refrigerated.
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The Reason Store-Bought Sandwich Loaves Last So Long
If you bake your own bread, you may notice that it doesn't last as long as store-bought bread. Why do store-bought loaves last so long? Here's why.
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Why Does Canada Sell Milk In Bags?
For nearly 100 years, milk was delivered in glass bottles. Now, it's sold in plastic and aseptic containers. But did you know Canada sells milk in plastic bags?
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What's The Shelf Life On Those Giant Tubs Of Peanut Butter Pretzels?
If you shop at Costco, you may be tempted by the huge tubs of cheese puffs or peanut butter-filled pretzels. But how long do these tubs of pretzels last?
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The 9 Most Important Tools You Need For Canning Tomatoes
From pots to paring knives to canning jars with self-sealing lids, here are the nine most important tools you'll need to preserve your tomatoes.
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The Best Method For Preserving Fresh Jalapeños In The Freezer
Jalapeños are great to have on hand when you need to add some heat to a dish. To keep your supply from going bad, here's how to preserve them in the freezer.
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What Open And Closed Dating Mean On Food Labels
Dates on food may not necessarily mean the exact day the product goes bad. Find out the difference between open dating and closed dating on food packaging.
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Don't Make This Mistake When Building A Cheese Plate
As you build a lovely cheese board with all the accouterments for your next gathering, avoid this error that could affect the flavor -- and presentation.
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13 Tricks For Using Up All Of Your Leftovers
So you've got a ton of leftovers -- or you've just cooked a big meal and you don't know what you'll do with everything left uneaten. We've got some ideas.
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The First Thing You Should Do With A New Haul Of Costco Baked Goods
When you buy baked goods from Costco in bulk, you need to store them well so they don't go stale too quickly. Here's what you should do.
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Why You Should Never Throw Away Old Herbs
It can be tempting to throw away fresh herbs that are past their prime, but there's a better (and less wasteful) way. Air-drying herbs is easier than you think.
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Keep Your Cereal Fresh Longer With This Clever Folding Technique
If you've been using a bag clip to keep your cereal fresh inside the box, there might be a better way. Here's how to use this viral cereal hack.
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The Unbelievably Easy Hack To Get Corks Back Into Wine Bottles
The joy of uncorking wine is only matched by the agony of trying to get the cork back into the bottle afterward. But fret not, there's an easy solution.
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