Here's How Long Beef Jerky Should Last After Opening
There's nothing quite like beef jerky when you need a filling snack. To ensure your beef jerky stays fresh and doesn't spoil, follow our tips to make it last.
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8 Red Flags To Look For When Buying Frozen Meat
There are a number of red flags that can indicate that the meat is spoiled, has not been stored properly, or has been in the freezer for too long. -
You're Storing Your Chipotles In Adobo Sauce All Wrong. Do This Instead
Chipotles in adobo sauce are indispensable in certain recipes, but a little goes a long way, so the problem becomes how to handle the peppers left in the can. -
Here's The Best Way To Clean An Owala Tumbler
The Owala tumbler is one of the new water bottle trends, but it's important to know how to clean it properly to prevent mold. Here's the right way to do it. -
Yes, You Can Freeze Coffee Beans To Keep Them Fresh
Successfully freezing your coffee beans takes a few steps to ensure that it's done properly, but don't worry. It's pretty straightforward, and worth it. -
This Fridge Addition Will Save So Much Food From Going To Waste
Want to save money and the planet by reducing your food waste? Then you need to keep this handy (and affordable) little gadget in your fridge. -
Here's How Long You Have With That Cut Onion In Your Fridge
As a versatile and beloved kitchen staple, you’ve likely found yourself with a leftover cut onion. Here’s how long you can expect it to last in the fridge. -
Here's How Long Mustard Will Last Once Opened
The shelf life of mustard can vary due to type, storage method, and ingredients. Here's everything you need to know to keep the condiment at its freshest. -
Give Your Green Beans A Quick Pickle For More Flavor This Summer
We never want summer produce to end, either. Quick pickling is a fantastic way to pack some extra flavor into this crunchy summer veggie and make it last. -
When Storing Olive Oil, Remember The HALT Acronym
Science has confirmed exactly what elements can make olive oil spoil quickly and it's easy to remember with the help of a simple acronym: HALT. -
The Pickled Onion Storage Mistake That's So Easy To Avoid
Although making pickled onions is simple, you should avoid making this common storage mistake so you preserve and maximize the freshness of your onions. -
The Easy-To-Make Mistake That's Ruining Your Feta Cheese
When it comes to the shelf life of fresh cheese, feta can feel like a bit of a gray area. Sometimes it seems to go bad faster than it should - what gives? -
The Easy Way To Bring That Wilted Kale Back To Life
If your kale is looking a little lackluster - but isn't actually slimy and falling apart - it's still perfectly fine to eat, it just needs a drink of water. -
The Top Tip To Remember Before Freezing Strawberries
Even when strawberry season comes to an end you can enjoy them all year round by freezing a batch. But there's a particular way to do it for the best results. -
Yes, There Is A Correct Way To Store Peaches
When not properly handled, peaches are the pits because they can quickly become a wasted opportunity. So it would help to know how best to store them. -
This Is The Best Way To Store Fresh Dill
Since fresh dill has a much shorter shelf life than the dried version, it's important to properly store this herb to get the most out of it. -
The Proper Way To Store Leftover Béchamel Sauce
Because whipping up this hearty sauce can be labor intensive, it makes sense to make a big batch and store the leftovers for future use. -
When Aging A Brisket At Home, Don't Make This Mistake With Your Fridge
Aging brisket in your refrigerator can be a great way to make your meat tender. However, things could go awry instead if you make this mistake. -
When It Comes To Cleaning Your Pressure Cooker, Don't Be Lazy
Pressure cookers are an amazing gadget to have in your kitchen, but it's very important to keep yours clean and not store food in it for optimal results. -
The Easy Way To Tell If Your Walnuts Are Rancid
Baking staples seem like they should have a long shelf life. But walnuts will turn rancid a lot faster than you might think, especially if not stored properly. -
The Genius Plastic Wrap Hack For Storing Delicate Foods
Say goodbye to bulky containers that eat up kitchen storage space. We've found the best way to store delicate foods using nothing more than plastic wrap. -
Yes, You Can Freeze Watermelon (But Keep This Tip In Mind)
If you're looking to elongate the months in which you can use watermelon you can always turn to your freezer. However, keep this in mind before freezing. -
The Storage Mistake That's Turning Your Raspberries Into A Mushy Mess
You might think that all you have to do is plop your package of fresh raspberries in the fridge, but there's actually a better way to store them. -
The Important Info To Know About Storing Jars Upside Down
Many people heard the hack about storing jars upside down to preserve its contents. But if it's something you do, here's why you should stop immediately. -
Salvage Freezer-Burnt Chicken With This Easy Cooking Method
While you may be tempted to toss the offending food, it's possible to restore the flavor and toothsome texture to chicken even after freezer burn has set in. -
Can You Freeze Hot Dog Buns For Future Cookouts?
Everyone knows the struggle of having an incorrect hot dog to bun ratio while grilling - and running out of buns is the worst. So, can you freeze hot dog buns? -
Yes, You Can Definitely Freeze Corn On The Cob
If you've bought too many ears of corn while at the farmers' market, we don't blame you. It's easy to get excited about it while it's in season.
