Can You Freeze Olive Oil, And Should You?
The freezer is a great way to preserve the freshness of many different food products. But can you freeze olive oil or does it do more harm than good?
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The Essential Tool To Keep By Your Grill This Summer For The Best BBQ Meat
We asked Dennis Littley, chef and recipe expert at Ask Chef Dennis, for his exclusive tip on how to get the best grilling results when barbecuing meat.
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Can You Freeze Coleslaw, And Should You?
If you've ever made way too much slaw or ended up with an abundance after a potluck, you may have wondered if freezing coleslaw is actually a good idea.
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Can You Really Turn Store-Bought Produce Into Your Very Own Garden?
If you are considering growing your own fruits and vegetables, you might be thinking of starting with the items you bought from the grocery store.
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Here's How Long Homemade Butter Really Lasts Before Going Bad
Making your own butter doesn’t take long, and it's easier than you’d think. But how quickly do you have to use it before it starts to spoil?
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Here's How Long You Can Store Cooked Bacon In The Fridge
Perfectly cooked and deliciously salty bacon is a real treat, so you definitely do not want any leftovers to go to waste. Here's how long it will stay fresh.
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The Restaurant Red Flag You Should Never Ever Ignore
This issue causes food-borne illnesses and surprisingly, full service restaurants are more prone to the red flag than fast food.
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What Canned Coffee Has That Bagged Coffee Doesn't
Bagged coffee may come in a greater variety of specialty flavors, but cans have an advantage when it comes to keeping coffee at its best. Here’s why.
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Stop Your Sliced Bananas From Turning Brown With One Simple Trick
Banana slices quickly turn brown once the fruit is exposed to oxygen. But there’s a simple way to preserve that creamy yellow color for longer.
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The 2-2-2 Rule To Remember When Creating Your Weekly Meal Plan Menu
Planning meals is a good tactic if you want to make sure food isn't going to waste. The 2-2-2 rule is a great way to set yourself up for meal prep success.
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Here's How You Should Prepare Your Pantry For A Recession
As grocery prices go up, as do the chances of a recession, planning for the future may include stocking your pantry, and knowing how to organize it.
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How To Pick A Good Pineapple With A Simple Squeeze
A pineapple’s prickly exterior reveals little about the quality of the fruit, but there’s a simple trick to find a ripe one. You just need to squeeze.
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Here's The Reason Spices Are Clumping (And How You Can Avoid It)
Spices that have clumped together are extremely annoying. Happily, there's a reason why spices clump together, and it's easy to stop this from happening.
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Here's How Long Your Blueberries Will Really Last In The Fridge
Blueberries are a delicious and healthy addition to cereal and desserts alike. However, these berries often don't last a very long time in the fridge.
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Tuna Salad Can Be Frozen, But You Might Not Want To Eat It After
While you certainly can pop leftover tuna salad in the freezer for later, there are a load of reasons why you might not be too happy when you come back to it.
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How To Easily Close A Potato Chip Bag, No Clips Necessary
You don't need any clips to make sure your bag of potato chips don't go stale. There ways you can simply fold the bag so you can contain all that freshness.
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How Long Can You Store Homemade Tuna Salad In The Fridge?
Whether you want to prep it ahead of time or have leftovers, you might wonder how long tuna salad lasts in the fridge. This is how soon you should use it.
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10 Shrimp-Buying Secrets Every Shopper Should Know
A shrimp-based meal can be a delight ... or it can be a disaster. We interviewed a pair of pro chefs to learn the best tips for buying quality shrimp.
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Farm-Fresh Eggs Are Safe To Eat, But You Need To Know A Couple Things First
Farm-fresh eggs can be a delicious alternative to store-bought cartons. While farm-fresh eggs are safe, it's important to consider these details before buying.
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Just Because You Can Freeze Pickles Doesn't Mean You Should
Pickles can be frozen, and even used in some recipes before they defrost, but it's a different story when they thaw, and you may rethink your plans.
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Why You Should Never Store Food On Top Of The Fridge
If you're running out of space in your fridge, don't think about putting that loaf of bread on top of the fridge. In general, don't put your food there.
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Is Soft Serve Just Melted Ice Cream?
When it comes to ice cream, there are countless variations. Soft serve can be the most confusing, as some may think it's nothing more than melting ice cream.
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The Simple Storage Mistake That's Ruining Your Cast Iron Cookware
Cast iron has a reputation for being difficult to maintain, but the steps you need to follow are simple. This storage mistake, for example, has an easy fix.
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Can Pistachios Actually Spontaneously Combust?
Pistachios are fire, but could they really get lit? Find out if those little green nuts in your cupboard might be ready to spontaneously combust.
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Why You Might Want To Avoid Buying Canned Peas
Canned peas can certainly last a long time and be a useful pantry staple. However, there are a few good reasons why you might want to avoid buying them.
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The Simple Storage Mistake You're Probably Making With Raw Chicken
Storing raw chicken can be intimidating due to the risk of foodborne illnesses. But avoiding one common storage mistake can help keep things safe.
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How To Heat Up A Leftover Calzone The Right Way
The folded up pizza pocket known as a calzone is best when fresh, but if it needs reheating, there is a way to make it most like it was when it was first baked.
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