Why Your Store-Bought Potatoes Are Bruised And Blemished (And How To Heal Them)
Potatoes are known for being a dense, hearty vegetable, but they're not invincible. Here's why your tubers might appear damaged when you bring them home.
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The Clear Sign Of Canned Food Spoilage You Should Look For Every Time
Whether you're adding canned food to your rotation because of longevity or because you're trying to avoid the latest round of recalls, beware of spoilage.
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Bar Cart Vs Liquor Cabinet: Which Is Better For Storing Spirits?
Bar carts and liquor cabinets are both sound options for storing spirits. To determine which is best for you, we broke down bar carts versus liquor cabinets.
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The Absolute Simplest Way To Free Up Refrigerator Space
A messy refrigerator is a problem that's actually easy to solve. Chances are, by following our easy tips, you'll have more space than you imagined in no time.
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Yes, Hard Candy Can Get Moldy. Here's How To Properly Store It
It's easy to think that hard candy has an infinite shelf life, but that's not quite true. Here's how keep it fresh and know if it's expired.
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What's The Ideal Temperature For Storing Chocolate?
We checked in with a professional chocolatier to get to the bottom of the debate about the best temperature to store chocolate. She gave a definitive answer.
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Does Baked Oatmeal Need To Be Refrigerated?
If baked oats can be carried around in your bag, does this mean that they don't need to be stores in the refrigerator?
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How To Pack Candy In Your Carry-On, According To TSA
If you're planning to bring candy with you on your next flight, don't worry. You can pack it in your carry-on, per TSA regulations. Here's how to do it.
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How Long Hollandaise Sauce Will Stay Fresh In The Fridge
While tricky to master, hollandaise sauce is silky, creamy, tangy perfection. So once you've gone to the trouble of making it, can it be easily saved for later?
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The Popular Freezing Method That Sabotages The Quality Of Meat
Many of us keep a substantial amount of meat in our freezers, ready for when the mood hits for a steak or grill-out, but do take this packaging advice onboard.
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4 Make-Ahead Sandwiches That Will Hold Up In The Fridge
Life can be incredibly hectic, to the point that even taking time to make a sandwich can derail things. That's why having a sando ready to go is key.
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How Long Store-Bought Breadcrumbs Should Last After Opening
Store-bought breadcrumbs might seem like one of those pantry staples that lasts forever, but they do expire eventually. Here's what to look for.
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How To Store And Reheat Egg Bites
If you are meal-prepping for the week or want to use up a dozen eggs before they go bad, it's important to know how to store these eggy discs.
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12 TikTok Hacks To Make The Most Out Of Your Pantry Space
Struggling to keep your pantry organized? Several TikTokers have shared some handy tips to help get your kitchen storage space in shape with minimal effort.
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How To Freeze And Reheat Panera Soups For Later
Whether you opt for chicken noodle or creamy tomato bisque, you can easily freeze both store- and café-bought soups to be reheated and enjoyed anytime.
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Is It Safe To Store Nespresso Pods In Direct Sunlight?
The key to a delicious cup of coffee in the morning is the freshness of the beans, meaning that storing one's Nespresso pods properly is essential.
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What To Do With Frozen Foods When Your Power Goes Out
Whether from a storm or a grid failure, when the power goes out, the food in your fridge and freezer can spoil quickly. Here's the best course of action.
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11 Best Wheeled Coolers, According To Online Reviews
The best wheeled coolers for camping, beach trips, and tailgates. Compare top-rated models with insights on ice retention, durability, and portability.
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This Parchment Paper Trick Makes Organizing Kitchen Drawers A Breeze
If you struggle to maintain organization in your kitchen drawers, this parchment paper trick that is just perfect for you.
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The Best Way To Store A Milkshake To Enjoy Later
Whether you're making your own, picking one up from a convenience store, or simply too full from dinner, you might need to store your milkshake for later.
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13 Bulk Food Storage Ideas For The Costco Shopper
We all know that bulk purchasing is a great way to save money and time. However, it can plunge your home into chaos. Here's how to prevent that from happening.
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Think Twice Before Storing Kirkland Signature Pistachios In The Pantry
One of the challenges of shopping in bulk is finding the right place to store your goods. Here's a tip that will come in handy.
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11 Sauces That Don't Need To Be Refrigerated
Running out of room in your refrigerator? It might be time to do an audit for these 11 sauces and condiments that will keep just fine in the pantry.
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Do Bourbon-Soaked Cherries Go Bad?
Preserving fresh fruits in alcohol lengthens shelf-life and adds a twist, but they don't last forever. Here's how long your cherries will last.
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How To Check The Freshness Of Your Espresso Beans
There's an easy at-home trick for checking how fresh your bag of coffee beans is, which is worth doing in order to make the best-tasting cup possible.
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Popular Costco Bakery Goods: What To Store In The Refrigerator
Costco offers a plethora of baked goods, but since they come in bulk sizes, it's easy to run out of storage space. Here's what needs to be refrigerated.
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Alton Brown's Trick To Keep DIY Dried Herbs From Turning Brown
You can easily dry out your leftover herbs for future use, and Alton Brown has a trick to keep them looking their best.
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