Special thanks to all the vendors that participated in our event! Be on the look out for more Spoon events to take over Georgetown's campus–this is only the beginning.
Eat a cupcake the right way by breaking off half the bottom and placing it on the frosting
Photo by Kirby Barth
Make your chip bag stand up on itself by inverting the bottom and rolling it up a few times
Photo by Marykate Surette
Put a straw through the tab on your soda to keep it from rising out
Photo by Marykate Surette
Put eggs in a bowl to see if they're fresh: eggs that sink are freshest. Don't eat eggs that float.
Photo by Parisa Soraya
Use oil to remove paint from skin
Photo by Isabelle Chu
Eliminate garlic smell on your fingers by rubbing them with lemon juice, baking soda or stainless steel.
Photo by Kristen Yang
Freeze coffee in an ice tray to avoid watered-down iced coffee.
Photo by Kristen Yang
Cut soft cheeses with dental floss
Photo by Kristen Yang
Use a hanger with clips to keep cookbooks open
Photo by Isabelle Chu
Flip your toaster on its side to make easy grilled cheese
Photo by Kirby Barth
Maximize ketchup cups by turning them inside out
Photo by Gabby Phi
To eliminate cooking odors, boil water with cinnamon
Photo by Christin Urso
To chill wine in 6 minutes, place bottle in a bucket of ice, water and salt
Photo by Christin Urso
Dunk an Oreo with ease by sticking a fork in the frosting
Photo by Kirby Barth
Freeze ripe avocados to enjoy year round, even when they're not in season
Photo by Christin Urso
Keep bananas fresh longer by separating them and wrapping stem in plastic wrap
Photo by Kirby Barth
Make scrambled eggs in the microwave
Photo by Kirby Barth
Use an onion ring to make the perfect fried egg
Photo by Kirby Barth
Take stems out of strawberries with a straw
Photo by Kirby Barth
Binder clips keep kitchen sponges dry
Photo by Kathleen Lee
Wooden spoon prevents pots from boiling over
Photo by Kathleen Lee
Microwave a sponge with dish soap to keep it smelling fresh
Photo by Kathleen Lee
Reheat pizza to perfection by microwaving it next to a glass of water
Photo by Molly Krohe
Microwave two bowls at the same time by propping one up on a mug
Photo by Lily Allen
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