Mochi, the sweet treats originating in Japan, are available in multiple styles and ingredients. Storing them can be tricky so here's what you need to know.
Meatloaf needs to be stored a specific way in your refrigerator or freezer to avoid certain pesky problems. Here's the best way to go about storing your loaf.
If you'll be relying on the cooler for several hours, you can keep food and drinks cooler for much longer if you make a second layer of temperature protection.
Watermelons are a quintessential summer fruit. But some can spontaneously combust out of nowhere. Here's why your watermelon may run the risk of exploding.
Whether greens are bought in huge leaves from a farmers' market or in a clamshell from the grocery store, the packaging isn't as airtight as it could be.
It's okay to have leftover wine (really), but it's best to store it properly for a better glass when you enjoy it later. Here's why a mason jar is the answer.
Onions are a staple in many popular recipes, but not storing them properly can lead to food waste and more, Avoid these mistakes when bringing onions home.
Freezing sweet potatoes will preserve their flavor and reduce food waste. The key is to blanch or cook them beforehand, though it will take a bit of time.
There's nothing like fresh fruit, but how do you get that fresh taste in the off seasons? Freeze it! This is best fruit to freeze to enjoy all year round.
If you've ever wondered whether attempting to make guacamole from frozen avocados was a good decision, the answer might surprise you (and your taste buds).
Believe it or not, you should be cleaning that Hydro Flask water bottle you carry around more than you probably are. Here's the best way to do so thoroughly.
Even though it might be easier to throw your hot dogs on the grill straight from the freezer, you won't get the results you want. Here's what to do instead.
Tired of limp and soggy pickles? There's an exceedingly simple secret that will give you the crunchiest preserved vegetables around. Here's what to know.
Canning food is all fun and games until you uncover a rusty canning ring. But don't fret; you don't need to discard it-instead, clean canning lids with vinegar.
Unless you live near a coastline, it's almost certain that the fish you're buying has been frozen at some point during the journey to your supermarket counter.
Canned food is a great staple to stock in your pantry, but there are some dangers that could arise if your can get damaged. Here's what to look out for.
Packing up a picnic and want to ensure your food stays cool without getting soggy? There's a simple fix thanks to something you probably have in your kitchen.
There's nothing like a fresh crumb topping, but preserving that crumb topping for later is tricky, especially if you need to store the food for a long time.
Wondering how to keep that loaf of bread at peak freshness for your sandwich? We've collected a list of mistakes that are making your bread go stale faster.