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As a general rule of thumb, cooked foods stored in the fridge are safe to eat for around four days, though the actual timeframe depends on a variety of factors.
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Why You Should Try Slicing Hot Dogs Before Grilling
You've probably cooked quite a few hot dogs in your lifetime, but have you been doing it the right way? If you haven't been slicing them, you should be. -
The Amazing Number Of Drink Combos Starbucks Claims You Can Order
While the Starbucks menu may appear to be loaded with options, you are likely unaware that there is much more. Here are the details about their secret menu. -
The Absolute Best Type Of Cookie Cutter For Sugar Cookies
With the help of cookie cutters, it's easy to make cookies that look like everything, but some types of cookie cutters work better than others. -
The Difference Between Farmed And Wild Catfish
Shoppers who choose farm-raised or wild-caught catfish may not know the difference between the two methods. Here's what you should know before purchasing. -
Why You Should Consider Making Mashed Potatoes In A Slow Cooker
Mashed potatoes are a versatile side dish with many styles. All are delicious, but mashed potatoes in the slow cooker are particularly good. Here's why. -
The Absolute Best Ways To Keep Biscuits Fresh
Few things are as delicious as a fluffy biscuit fresh from the oven, but if you have to save some for later, here are the best ways to keep your biscuits fresh. -
The Simple Way To Keep The Ice In Your Cooler From Melting Too Fast
Although it can be challenging during picnics or barbecues where people are constantly reaching for drinks, it isn't totally impossible to keep a cooler cool. -
New Study Reveals Why Ending World Hunger Probably Won't Happen Soon
When the UN set its Sustainable Development Goals for the 21st century, it hoped to eradicate world hunger by 2030. But things haven't gone as planned. -
What's Really In Tartar Sauce?
With a tart tang and comforting creaminess, tartar sauce is a staple condiment to have on hand. But have you ever thought about what's really in tartar sauce? -
For Better Frozen Pizza Try Grilling It Outdoors
While it can be hard to achieve the brick oven effect in your kitchen, the cooking method can be mimicked on an outdoor grill and is perfect for frozen pizza. -
The Rarely Known Origin Of Ramen
Today ramen is tightly linked to Japanese cuisine, but its origins might actually surprise you. Read on to find out the actual origins of this popular dish. -
Why You Should Skip The Lighter Fluid When Firing Up The Grill
While we all love the taste of a juicy burger or delicious barbecued ribs, there's one flavor we don't want permeating our dinners and that is lighter fluid. -
The Absolute Best Cuts Of Meat For Grilling
Your grill is capable of more than just hamburgers and hot dogs. Here are the best cuts of meat to grill that can introduce you to new flavors and experiences. -
The Secret Ingredient To Make Your Canned Fruit Even Better
There's a simple and ultra-quick trick that can revive canned fruit, especially if it's too sweet. -
Bobby Flay's Tip For Perfect Grilled Corn
When it comes to grilling corn, some recipes call for shucking the ears, while others leave the husks on to protect the kernels. What about Bobby Flay? -
Ranking La Croix Flavors From Worst To Best
La Croix is one of the most popular sparkling water brands out there. Here's how we think the different La Croix flavors stack up, ranked worst to best. -
How Espresso Could Be Affecting Your Cholesterol
Recent studies suggest that as much as you might "heart" coffee, you might want to consider how coffee, namely espresso, is affecting your heart. -
How Starbucks Plans To Protect Worker's Abortion Rights
Starbucks has announced plans to help its employees still access abortion if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade. Learn more about it here. -
15 Best Granola Brands, Ranked
This ranking of the best granola brands will guide you to our favorites by factoring in all of the important aspects: grains, vitamins, add-ons and flavor. -
The Mysterious Origins Of Chicken And Waffles
Chicken and waffles is a study in contrasts. That leads to one big mystery: When and where did this mashup happen and who brought these dishes together? -
20 Best Breakfast Cereals, Ranked
Our list of the best breakfast cereals ranks the top 20 in the breakfast game, but you'll want these at any hour. So, which cereal box is worth your dime? -
Can You Still Buy Yogos?
When the yogurt-covered fruit snacks were first introduced by Kellogg's in 2005, they were apparently all the rage. -
If Your Pizza Delivery Took Longer Than Expected You're Not Alone
Pizza chains like Domino's and Pizza Hut are facing significant shortages of delivery drivers, which is causing slow service across the United States. -
Why Skittles, Starburst And Life Savers Gummies Are Being Recalled
Mars Wrigley Confectionery U.S., LLC announced the recall of over a dozen varieties of gummy candies. Here's everything you need to know about the candy recall. -
Oatmilk Ice Cream Fans Need To Know About Planet Oat's Recall
Vegan ice cream fans, especially those with a peanut allergy, should take note of a recent recall issued by Planet Oat for two of the brand's frozen desserts. -
You'll No Longer Be Able To Eat McDonald's In Russia. Here's Why
Opened in the '90s, McDonald's first Russian location was a symbol of changing times. Now, Russians won't have access to the iconic fast food, and here's why. -
The Last-Minute Switch That Led To The Creation Of Chocolate Chips
Chocolate chips may be a pantry staple today but was the original iconic cookie recipe the result of a last-minute recipe switch? -
The Absolute Best Butter Substitutes
To help you find the best butter substitute for your needs, here are the absolute best butter alternatives, when to use them, and how to use them.
