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?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Egg wash is made with raw eggs, so you should follow food safety protocols when handling it. But you can easily store it in an airtight container in the fridge.
When you grab a marshmallow from the bag and they're all stuck together you'll be grateful for this trick. To separate sticky marshmallows, just use cornstarch.
Have a lot of dishes to transport to your next holiday party? There's an easy way to carry them all at once, as long as you have a cooling rack and storage bin.
Start cold and flu season off right by making a batch of your new secret weapon. This immunity-boosting concoction will last in the pantry all winter long.
If you're a fan of spicy condiments, you might have a bottle of sriracha in your fridge. When it's empty, don't rinse and recycle the bottle -- repurpose it.