The Delicious Way To Revive Stale Donuts
Donuts are too tempting to pass up but have a short shelf life so if you need to revive your tasty treat, there's an easy way to do it.
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The Vital Safety Rule Your Charcuterie Board Should Follow
It's hard to resist a good charcuterie board, but if you're planning on putting one out for a party there's one crucial food safety rule you need to know.
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Here's When You Should Be Replacing Your Paprika
Properly stored, paprika can have a very long shelf life of up to three years, but it can still go stale, losing its vibrancy and flavor.
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The Telltale Signs That Your Ham Has Gone Bad
It's a pity when you buy meat and end up needing to throw it out, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't be looking out for signs of spoilage. Here they are.
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Can You Store Avocados In The Freezer?
Avocados are great, but they always seem to go bad before you get to use them. If you're looking to prolong their shelf life, can you freeze avocados?
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Do Nespresso Pods Ever Expire?
Wake up to this brewing question: Does the tiny "best before" date on your Nespresso pod signal disaster for your beloved morning coffee ritual?
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How To Store Banana Bread So It Stays Deliciously Moist
Whipping up a batch of banana bread is one of the simplest and most fun things to do in the kitchen. Here's how to store your fruity loaf to keep it moist.
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Here's How To Store Cooked Spaghetti Squash
Cooked spaghetti squash can be stored in the freezer and reheated easily but there are important steps to take first so it doesn't become mushy when defrosted.
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How Long Is Evaporated Milk Good For After Being Opened?
Evaporated milk is a pantry staple with a long shelf life unopened, but it becomes perishable once the seal is broken. Here's how long it will last after that.
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You've Probably Been Cooking Soup Wrong, But There's An Easy Fix
Soup may seem like the easiest dish to make, but you can enhance the flavor and texture with the technique that requires no extra steps.
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This Simple Storage Tip Can Prevent Cut Potatoes From Browning
Getting your prep timing right isn't always easy. If you cut potatoes too early, they may start browning. This storage hack can prevent oxidation.
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Here's How Long A Bottle Of Port Lasts After Opening
A bottle of port is a beautiful thing to enjoy, but you may not be sipping off it every night. So how long does a bottle of port stay good after being opened?
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What Types Of Food Can Get Infected With E. Coli?
E. coli can cause severe foodborne disease in adults and vulnerable groups. We look at how to prevent food poisoning at home and which foods are high-risk.
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Why The Lid Gets Stuck On A Boiling Pot And What To Do About It
If you've ever had the unfortunate moment of trying to lift a lid off of your pot or counter but it's stuck on, these tips will help you easily remove it.
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The Extra Layer You Need To Keep The Inside Of Your Cooler Cold
Opening up your cooler and finding the drinks are warm is the stuff of summer nightmares. Use this extra layer to keep your cooler extra cold.
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You Can – And Should – Freeze Your Ham Bone For A Later Time
The mighty ham is a staple festive dish that the holiday season wouldn't be complete without. Once the meat is gone, freeze your ham bones to cook with later.
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Here's How Long Opened Minced Garlic Lasts
Minced garlic is an easy way to cut down on prep work, but with a bottle of the stuff sitting in your fridge you may be wondering how long it stays fresh.
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Here's How Long Kahlua Is Actually Good For
Kahlua is a staple for many home bars, but a single bottle can last you a long time. Here's how long Kahlua stays good for and how you should properly store it.
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What's The Best Way To Store Fresh Broccoli?
Luckily, broccoli isn't one of those vegetables that goes rotten overnight. But if you want to keep broccoli fresh longer, here's the proper way to store it.
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How To Properly Freeze Soup For Later
The nice thing about making a big pot of soup is you get plenty of leftovers. If you're looking to store soup long-term, here's how to properly freeze it.
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How Long Does Eggnog Stay Good For After Opening
Eggnog season is here, but does your creamy holiday favorite expire faster than you think? Learn how to tell when it's past its prime.
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Here's How Long Coconut Water Lasts After Opening
Coconut water is a refreshing way to stay hydrated, but none of that will matter if the coconut water has gone bad. Here's how long it stays fresh for.
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Why You Need To Use Caution When Peeling The Stickers Off Of Fruit
Fruit stickers: harmless to eat but a threat to freshness if removed carelessly. Discover how a simple mistake can speed up spoilage! See the sticky situation.
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Why You Should Think Ahead And Freeze Cooked Pasta
If you cook with pasta regularly, you should know that freezing pasta beforehand is a great way to meal prep long term without sacrificing on quality.
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The Critical Thing To Remember When Packing Booze In Your Carry-On Bag
Bringing bottles of alcohol in your carry-on instead of letting them break in your checked luggage may see like a good idea, but make sure you follow the rules.
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Here's How Long Soy Milk Lasts After Opening
Soy milk has boomed in popularity in recent years. But just because soy milk shares a similar name to dairy milk doesn't mean they have a similar shelf life.
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What You Should Know Before Freezing Food In Mason Jars
Mason jars don't make the worst things to store your food in. But there are some important things to look out for, especially if you are freezing the jars.
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