Send Oysters Back At A Restaurant If You Notice This Red Flag
Oysters can be a bit of a gamble, but they don't have to be if you know the red flags to look out for. Don't risk dodgy oysters, follow this advice.
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How To Tell If Coconut Milk Has Gone Bad
No matter what brand of coconut milk you pick up at the grocery store, the signs that it's gone bad are all the same once the can or container is opened.
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Does Boxed Cake Mix Ever Really Go Bad?
Thanks to always-there boxed cake mix, it can be "cake o'clock" anytime and that old reliable mix lasts forever ... or does it?
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10 Tips For Preserving Leftover Wedding Cake
One of many wedding cake traditions is saving the top tier of the wedding cake in the freezer, which requires more effort than you think, so here are some tips.
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The Warning Sign That Your Canned Coconut Milk Has Gone Bad
While it might sit happily on your shelf for months, it's important to remember that once you open that can of coconut milk, the clock starts ticking.
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15 Foods You Should Never Get Delivered, According To A Pro
Getting your food delivered is convenient, but you should never order these 15 food items for delivery. That is unless you want mediocrity or an upset tummy.
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How To Season A Wooden Cutting Board And Why It Matters
To get the most mileage out of your beautiful wooden workhorse, seasoning is your new best friend.
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The Best Way To Store Canned Tomato Sauce To Keep It Fresh
If you want to be cost-effective, you need to know how to properly store your canned tomato sauce.
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The Absolute Best Way To Store Salad Greens To Keep Them Fresh
We asked Megan McCarthy, the Edible Garden Chef at the Atlanta Botanical Garden, about how to store salad greens to keep them fresh.
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If You're Serving A Home Buffet, Here's How Hot The Food Should Be
Serving a meal buffet-style is often the easiest way to go, especially if you're feeding a large crowd. In these instances, food safety is paramount.
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Easily Clean Used Frying Oil With One Pantry Staple
You can make the most out of your frying oil by reusing it. But make sure you clean it properly first with this easy cornstarch method.
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4 Hacks That Don't Work To Keep Guac Green, And One That Does
The worst thing about guacamole is how short its vibrant color lasts. There are many hacks to prevent guac from browning, but most of them don't work.
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How To Tell When Your Olive Oil Has Gone Bad
Unlike certain other cooking oils, olive oil doesn't remain in top form for years on end. It goes bad quicker than you might expect - here's how to tell.
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How To Tell When It's Time To Toss Out Your Salad Greens
If you've ever forgotten about that bag of salad greens you bought at the store, check out these expert tips on how to determine whether to discard them or not.
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The Best Kind Of Produce To Buy To Reduce Food Waste
Food waste is an important issue. It turns out, doing your part can be as simple as choosing not to overlook ugly produce at the grocery store.
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How Long Leftover Roast Turkey Will Last In The Fridge Vs Freezer
If you've been wondering how long to keep your bird on ice after Thanksgiving, we have some helpful tips for your leftover needs.
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How To Properly Pre-Batch Your Own Canned Apple Cider
You can make apple cider the old-fashioned way by cold pressing it through a cider press, juicer, or even with the help of a food processor.
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How To Store Nut Oils To Keep Them Fresher Longer
Nut oils are high in polyunsaturated fat, which can oxidize easily and make them go bad unless you take steps to protect them.
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Does Red Wine Vinegar Ever Actually Expire?
Red wine vinegar is a wonderful item to have on hand considering how its tangy and fruity flavor can liven up any dish. But how long does it last?
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How Long Does Store-Bought Pepperoni Last After Being Opened?
With plenty of sausage slices to use for later, exactly how long does store-bought pepperoni last after being opened?
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The Quickest Ways To Tell If Ketchup Has Gone Bad
If you can't recall when you purchased your bottle, there are a few key signs to look out for to tell when your ketchup has gone bad.
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Here's How Long Your Unopened Canned Meat Will Really Last
Canned meat is great to have on hand, but sometimes we forget what's been sitting on the shelf and it's important to know if it's safe to eat.
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This Is How You Should Freeze Lasagna For The Best Texture
There's a delicate process to allow the lasagna's texture to taste like it was just made from scratch before serving rather than days before.
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Fix Your Sad, Dry Nutella With A Simple Oil Solution
If you've ever reached for the Nutella a few weeks after opening it, you've probably found the once-creamy spread has turned dry and difficult to slather.
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Avoid Freezing Bourbon If You Don't Want A Flavorless Spirit
Putting your bourbon in the freezer may seem like a great way to get a cold drink, but it comes at the expense of flavor. Here's why you should avoid doing it.
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The Tempting Turkey-Thawing Option That's A Huge Mistake
There are important dos and don'ts to know about when thawing your festive turkey, with one tempting shortcut in particular that you must avoid to stay safe.
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Here's How To Store Homemade Pumpkin Puree In The Fridge And Freezer
It's worthwhile to have homemade pumpkin puree on hand in the fall and winter; you just have to know how to store it so you're using it at its best.
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