How To Pick A Smart Kitchen Space To Store Fresh Bread
Storing fresh bread can be tricky, and the last thing you want is for it to go stale. Here's how to keep your bread loaves fresher for longer.
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The Unbelievably Easy Hack To Get Corks Back Into Wine Bottles
The joy of uncorking wine is only matched by the agony of trying to get the cork back into the bottle afterward. But fret not, there's an easy solution. -
How To Store Leftover Frosting After Making A Cake
Figuring out how to preserve leftover frosting and icing after making a cake can be a challenge. Here's the best way to make sure it lasts longer. -
How Long Does Crisco Last?
You probably have a can of Crisco that's been in the back of your pantry for years. How long does it last, though, and when should you throw it out? -
You Should Think Twice About Freezing Cheese
Cheese has a relatively short shelf life, so you might be tempted to extend it by freezing your cheese. Here's why that's probably not a great idea. -
The Recycling Hack That Will Fix Your Smelly Tupperware
Tupperware is great for storing food and other items, and its durable too. But it can start to smell after a while. Here's a hack to get yours fresh again. -
How Long Should You Keep Bagels In The Freezer?
Bagels can keep for a while in the freezer. Here's how long they'll stay fresh for, as well as how to cook them properly once you're ready to eat them. -
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The One Tip You Should Know Before Freezing Fish
Fish can harbor a strong, somewhat unpleasant aroma when they aren't handled or frozen properly. Here's the one tip you should know before freezing fish. -
What's The Most Common Method For Storing Garlic? - Exclusive Survey
You can learn a lot about a person by the way they organize and run their kitchen. In our survey, we ask what's the most common method for storing garlic. -
How Canned Goods Can Break Down The Can Itself
If you prioritize convenience, canned goods are right up your alley. However, it's important to remember that canned goods can break down the can itself. -
Brown Rice Vs. White Rice: Which Lasts Longer?
Rice is a staple ingredient for many meals and recipes, but do you know that brown and white rice last for different lengths of time and need different storage? -
Can Ketchup Go Bad?
You may be tempted to squeeze that ketchup that's been sitting in the back of your fridge on your burger, but before you do you may want to know if it's safe. -
The Clever Way Ree Drummond Customizes Her Pantry Shelves
Everyone could use better storage tips and Ree Drummond offers some clever ones. The Pioneer Woman's pantry is one to idolize with its customizations. -
The Clever Thing To Do With Overripe Cantaloupe
If you have overripe cantaloupe, your initial instinct might be to store it in the refrigerator. But there's actually a better way to store it. -
Do You Need To Thaw Frozen Coffee Beans Before Use?
Do you need to thaw frozen coffee beans before use? If you're someone who likes to hoard exclusive Starbucks releases, you might be interested to find out. -
The Genius Hack That Makes Freezing Bacon Even More Convenient
Here's the most surprisingly helpful way to freeze bacon. -
Rachel Ray's Tip For Cooking In A Small Apartment
If your apartment's not cartwheel-friendly, then you might want to consider Rachael Ray's tiny kitchen hack. Here's how to make the most out of a small space. -
What's The Best Way To Store Shelled Vs. Unshelled Peanuts?
Whether you're a fan of shelled or unshelled peanuts, each one has a different lifespan depending on how you preserve them. Here's the best way to store them. -
The Difference Between Greek And French Feta Cheese
If you're a devotee of all things dairy, you might be interested to learn all about the major difference between Greek and French feta cheese. -
The Easiest Way To Remove Tomato Stains From Your Favorite Food Containers
Everyone loves a good pasta dish, but scrubbing the sauce stains out of plastic containers, not so much. There is a hack that might help remove those stains. -
Is It Safe To Brew Coffee With Old Beans?
Who doesn't love grinding their own coffee beans? Although sometimes a Keurig will do in a pinch, leaving hose beans sitting there a while. Are they still safe? -
The Cold Food Storage Hack You Need To Know This Winter
Is it possible to have too many leftovers? We think not. But you might run out of room in the freezer. Here's a storage hack you need to know about. -
Is Expired Tea Still Safe To Drink?
Here's what to know about tea that's past its listed date. -
Clever Ways To Use Up All Your Figs Before They Go Bad
Figs are considered a fruit, but they are actually a collection of inverted flowers. There are plenty of easy ways to use up those figs before they go bad. -
Can Boxed Pasta Actually Go Bad In The Pantry?
There may have been a time or two you found yourself asking, can boxed pasta actually go bad in the pantry? You aren't alone and we have answers. -
The World's Most Popular Avocado Variety Is Named After A Mailman
Hass avocados are one of the more popular varieties sold in the U.S. market, and the person who popularized them had a pretty unusual origin story.
