Why You Should Avoid Buying Shiny Watermelon At The Store
It might seem like the wise choice when shopping, but when it comes to selecting watermelons at the store, avoid picking the shiny ones.
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No Cork, No Problem – The Perfect Fix For Fresh Wine Is Probably Already In Your Kitchen
We've used some far-out tricks to keep wine fresh. But now, that day-two sip will be just as delish thanks to this wine saving method that actually works.
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Why You Might Want To Store Honey In The Freezer
As many of you already know, honey has a long shelf life. Despite the natural, built-in preservatives, there may be times where freezing honey makes sense.
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Why Freezing Sour Cream For Later Isn't Such A Great Idea
The freezer is obviously a great way to preserve perishable food for the long haul, but foods like sour cream aren't able to withstand the freezing process.
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11 Signs Your Fridge Or Freezer Is Way Too Cold
A fridge or freezer that’s the wrong temperature can affect the quality of your food and drive up your energy bill. Here’s how to tell if yours is too cold.
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How To Pick The Best Bagels At The Grocery Store Every Time
We talked to an expert to learn the best way to select bagels at the supermarket, and their answer to finding the freshest ones may surprise you.
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12 Foods You Should Never Store In A Fridge
It might seem like a given that any food is better stored in the refrigerator, but that's a mistake. Some foods last longer and taste better, sans the fridge.
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The Hidden Dangers Of Reusing Margarine Tubs For Food Storage
It can seem like an environmentally friendly way to upcycle old plastic containers when you repurpose them for food storage but there are some real risks.
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The Major Cantaloupe Recall That Caused Six Deaths
In 2023, 44 states and Canada issued a recall of cantaloupes that before it ended, left six dead and sickened hundreds. What was the reason behind the recall?
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The Right Way To Use A Cooler This Summer
Believe it or not, there is a wrong way to use a cooler. If you plan on taking perishable food with you somewhere, here's the right way to pack them.
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When Prepping Avocados In Advance, Prevent Browning With One Simple Step
Avocados are delicious, but they're also infamously difficult to keep fresh. To keep sliced avocadoes from turning brown, follow this simple prep step.
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This Is The Right Way To Store Your Grill's Propane Tank
It's vital that you know how to store your grill’s propane tank properly to make sure everything is safe. This is how to do it the right way.
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Have You Burped Your Grill's Propane Tank This Year?
If your grill isn't getting enough gas to light after you've opened the valves, this fix is so simple it should be the first to check when troubleshooting.
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The Best Way To Keep Popsicles Frozen In A Cooler
Popsicles are only good so long as they're frozen, but that can be difficult if you're going to be outside. Here's the best way to keep them frozen in a cooler.
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Costco's Olive Oil Has A Major Packaging Problem
Costco's own brand olive oil might be a great deal in terms of size and price, but the packaging has one major problem customers may overlook.
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How Long Does Food Stay Safe To Eat In A Cooler?
Whether you are packing for a picnic or keeping your food cool after a grocery run, coolers come in handy to keep food cold, but it won't stay safe to eat forever.
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The Watermelon Cutting Mistake That Could Make You Sick
When it comes to health and safety, fresh fruit seems like a pretty safe option. However, one watermelon cutting mistake could expose you to bacteria.
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The Expensive Bourbon That's Aged At Sea
While bourbon has to be made in America, there's no rule that says it can't be aged elsewhere, so this brand let its creativity sail.
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Can Trader Joe's Pizza Dough Be Frozen For Later?
Trader Joe's has a ball of pizza dough that's perfect for people who enjoy making homemade pizza, but it does have an expiration date. Can you freeze it?
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The Major Frozen Pasta Recall That Affected Multiple Brands
Food recalls are sometimes unavoidable and can affect major companies that sell multiple brands. This frozen pasta recall took various products off shelves.
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The Easy Way To Tell If A Honeydew Is Ripe
A perfectly ripe honeydew melon is a tasty treat, but an overripe or unripe fruit is always disappointing. Here’s how to tell if yours is just right.
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What's The Best Place For A Microwave In The Kitchen?
We've all dreamed of nuking popcorn from bed, but when it comes to the best spot for a microwave in your kitchen, here's how to think outside the box.
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How Long You Have To Put Restaurant Leftovers In The Fridge Before They Become Hazardous
Up for dinner and a movie with a side of salmonella? Here's why you'll want to hustle on getting your favorite restaurant leftovers in the fridge.
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Ina Garten's Favorite Pots And Pans Come From A Bougie Brand
When it comes to what to cook, we listen to celebrity chefs like Ina Garten, and when it comes to kitchen equipment, The Barefoot Contessa knows how to invest.
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Marie Kondo's Way To Fold And Store Kitchen Towels Is Both Neat And Practical
Kitchen towels help keep your cooking area clean, but admit it: They're always a mess in storage. Thankfully, Marie Kondo has a solution (as always) for you.
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Why You Should Always Be Wary Of Ice When Traveling
If you're taking steps to avoid food poisoning while traveling by not drinking local water, you should be careful with the local ice cubes, as well.
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Keep Weevils Out Of Your Flour With This Common Herb
Weevils are a common problem and can quickly infiltrate dried goods like flour. Keep your pantry weevil-free with this one common kitchen herb.
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