Homeowners Urged To Put This On Pumpkins In October To Prevent Rotting
If you're hesitant to host a pumpkin carving party because of the rotten horror your creation will become by the end of the month, then read on
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Nate Berkus Thinks This Bedroom Furniture Belongs In Your Kitchen (And Why)
If you ever spot this bedroom furniture staple and wonder where you can fit it in your home, interior designer Nate Berkus says to tuck it into your kitchen.
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Keep Cut Onions Fresh: One Classic Storage Item Prevents Them From Going Bad Quickly
Onions are a versatile veggie that are great to have at the ready in your kitchen. Keep them in this container to make sure they don't go bad quickly.
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The Martha Stewart-Approved Trick For Keeping Pantry Shelves Tidy
Martha Stewart is a fountain of wisdom that has tips for seemingly everything. Here's her clever trick for keeping pantry shelves tidy with minimal effort.
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The Vintage Storage Containers You Can Find At Costco
Are you running out of places to keep your leftovers? These vintage containers will store your food and bring a welcome hit of nostalgia to your kitchen.
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Martha Stewart's Go-To Kitchen Organization Tricks
Martha Stewart has some gem ideas when it comes to kitchen organization. We're highlighting some of those fantastic tips, so you can organize with confidence.
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Stop Storing Coffee Creamer In The Fridge Door: Why It Causes Faster Spoilage
Nothing is worse than reaching for the creamer, dumping it into your coffee, and then finding it all clumped and gross inside. Here's how to store it instead.
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If You See This, It's Time To Toss Those Frozen Steaks
Freezing food such as steaks is a convenient way to get more shelf life out of them. Yet, when thawing meat, there is one sign that clearly means it's gone bad.
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This Affordable Walmart Product Gives You The Kitchen Storage You Need
Walmart is the place to go if you're in need of some portable, affordable kitchen storage. Here's why this Walmart storage solution is a must-buy.
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Eat Blueberries Out Of Season With This Clever Hack
Blueberries are a delightful fruit with a season that is cruelly short. If you want to be able to pop blueberries long after harvest, do this.
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Throw A Kitchen Sponge In Your Fridge's Produce Drawer And Thank Us Later
Moisture and refrigerators aren't a good match, which is why tossing a sponge in your crisper drawer is such a great idea. Here's why this trick works.
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Martha Stewart Swears By This Old-School Kitchen Tool
Martha Stewart is synonymous with home decor, so it only makes sense that she'd use this old-school kitchen tool for function as well as decoration.
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Yes, You Can Freeze Your Bagels. But Here's Why You Should Never, Ever Refrigerate Them
A fresh bagel is up there with some of the most satisfying foods you can munch on, but how do you keep them fresh for long? Definitely not the fridge.
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Avoid The Fruit Bowl, This Is The Best Place To Store Apples To Keep Them Fresh
There are so many different types of apples and so many ways to use them, but a single rotten fruit will spoil the whole bunch, and no one wants that.
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Heavy-Duty Vs Regular Aluminum Foil: What's The Difference?
Aluminum foil is available in stores as either standard or heavy-duty. Here are the main differences between the two and the best use for each.
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How To Safely And Effectively Ship Frozen Food
Shipping certain foods can be as easy as boxing them up and bringing them to the post office. If you want to ship frozen foods, you must follow these steps.
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Ditch Store-Bought And Make Homemade Crispy Onions For The Best Salad Topping
You can buy crispy onions in the grocery store, but they're not as good as homemade. Here is how you can to make your own to put on salads.
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Why You Should Think Twice Before Using Your Grandma's Vintage Tupperware
Your grandma's vintage Tupperware may still look primed for use. However, there is good reason to think twice before using it to store your food.
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Check The Quality Of Raspberries In Seconds With One Simple Move
Concerned about the quality of the raspberries you're buying at the grocery store? There's one simple trick you can use to make sure they're still fresh.
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How To Store Your Extra Texas Roadhouse Rolls For The Best Quality Leftovers
Texas Roadhouse rolls are famously addictive, so why would you leave any at the restaurant? If you're grabbing a doggy bag, here's how to store them at home.
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Why Exposing Bourbon To Light Can Ruin The Flavor
Hard liquors are known for their lasting shelf life, but if you want to ensure that your bourbon flavor stays robust, you need to store it in the dark.
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Avoid This Mistake At All Costs When Buying Fresh Strawberries
When shopping for the best strawberries, you'll want to keep in mind this major storage factor that can affect how quickly the fruit spoils.
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Don't Throw Away Clumpy Sugar: Here's How To Revive It
Sugar that has been sitting in your pantry for too long can sometimes start clumping up, but you can remedy this issue rather than tossing the ingredient.
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Elevate Baked Goods With This Genius Butter Wrapper Hack
If you're a fan of using butter while cooking (and who's not?) then you need to be saving your butter wrappers to make use of this genius hack.
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The Best Place To Store Berries In Your Fridge For Maximum Nutrition
Berries all have different shelf lives, but no matter the type, refrigeration will slow spoilage and help preserve all of their tasty nutrients.
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The Kitchen Towel Folding Method That Frees Up Drawer Space (Thanks, Martha Stewart)
Martha Stewart uses the same simple method as hotels to uniformly fold her towels, making them neat and compact so that they won't overcrowd a kitchen drawer.
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How To Tell If Your Peanut Butter Has Expired
There are certain signs that will indicate your peanut butter has spoiled. Here's what they are, and how long you can expect a jar of that nutty spread to last.
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