If you plan on cooking baked potatoes and want to store them in your freezer, you may want to hold off. Here's the science behind why you shouldn't freeze them.
At the end of a long day, you open a cold beer only to discover it's gone bad. Did you know the way you store it matters when it comes to taste and longevity?
Trying to understand food expiration dates can be confusing at the very least. Discover the top myths to stop believing while maintaining safe food practices.
A countdown begins as soon as you buy a bag of spinach. Before you know it, your leafy greens are covered in slime -- but what causes it, and can you avoid it?
When you put something in the freezer, there's always a chance it won't come out the same. Here's why choosing rapid over slow freezing is better for your food.
If you're the kind of person who keeps a hidden stash of chocolate, you might have noticed a fat bloom on the surface of older treats. What does it mean?
For nearly 100 years, milk was delivered in glass bottles. Now, it's sold in plastic and aseptic containers. But did you know Canada sells milk in plastic bags?
If you like cooking with coconut milk, but aren't sure how to tell when it's gone bad, watch out for these signs and learn how to store it in the first place.
It can be disappointing to open a carton of ice cream only to find freezer burn, but you may not know if it's strictly necessary to throw it away at that point.
Freezer burn can ruin the taste and texture of your ice cream. There are several ways to prevent freezer burn -- but one simple trick can change everything.
For most kitchens, flour is pretty much a staple ingredient for any given cupboard. But even though flour is a tried-and-true ingredient, it can still go bad.
You might wonder why restaurant ketchup never goes into the fridge -- but the explanation for that is actually a pretty simple one. So what's the story?