Snagging a fruit from the grocery store that's perfectly ripe is worth a cheer. Sometimes, cutting into it is not. Here's how to successfully cut ripe papaya.
Some canned foods need to be drained before cooking with them, but not canned tomatoes. You're missing out on lots of flavors when you drain canned tomatoes.
Avocados are a superfood, ideal for any diet. But it's not typical to use the entire thing at once. Here's the best way to store avocados once they're cut.
The carcinogen Red Dye No. 3 has been found in Peeps' dyes, according to Consumer Reports. However, it's not the only sweet treat that contains the substance.
Given the potential health benefits of organ meats in general, it is safe for you to consume raw liver? Here's what you need to know about this current trend.
Cooked rice shouldn't be canned, and trying to do so can put you at risk of food poisoning. Here are some tips for how to safely treat leftover rice in general.
The food world loves to label different diets: vegetarian, vegan, pescatarian, kosher, halal - the list goes on. What about reducetarian and flexitarian?
There’s an adage about making lemonade when life hands you lemons, but what if it hands you lemon squash? Is it the same thing, and do they taste the same?
Eating clean is a great idea but can be tough unless you love produce. If you’re a fan of sweet potatoes, you’re in luck, as they’re now part of the Clean 15.
For fresh flavor and added vitamins, sliced lemon is one of the best things you can include in your water. But there can always be too much of a good thing.
Sometimes the healthier alternative is simply not worth the trade-off, and nutritionists agree that coconut milk ice cream is one of those things. Here's why.
Cardboard typically comes to mind when thinking of healthy cereal. But no more! Here's a list of some cereals that are not only nutritious, they're also tasty.
Ordering a baked potato will likely take a while unless you’re near a Wendy’s. In fact, it’s one of the only fast food restaurants to offer them, but why?
Most food that makes up the Blue Zone diet is plant-based, but they make space for dairy. Specifically, these two types of cheeses are acceptable to eat.