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  • A person holds a clove of garlic over a cutting board

    The Unexpected Appliance To Help You Easily Peel Garlic

    If peeling garlic drives you crazy, there’s a clever kitchen shortcut that does the work for you. All it takes is one common appliance and half a minute.

    By Whitney Bard 4 months ago Read More
  • French toast with butter and powdered sugar

    The Key To Soaking French Toast For Perfectly Fluffy Results

    Find out what an expert chef has to say about the ideal soaking method that gives French toast its irresistible texture and rich, custardy center.

    By Julia Holland 4 months ago Read More
  • Person making salad

    Get Dinner On The Table Quicker With This 2-Ingredient Hack For Creamy Dressing

    Avoid the stress of making dinner from scratch with this ridiculously easy, 2-ingredient salad dressing that ensures you're eating something yummy in minutes.

    By Julia Holland 4 months ago Read More
  • apples with produce stickers

    Why You Should Never Get Rid Of Produce Stickers In The Sink

    Fresh fruits and veggies often have stickers on them which contain valuable information. But how should you properly dispose them off before eating?

    By Fred Hernandez 4 months ago Read More
  • English muffin breakfast sandwiches topped with cheese, egg, and ham on a cutting board

    If You're Only Using English Muffins For Breakfast Dishes, You're Doing It All Wrong

    Those dense, chewy English muffins that toast up beautifully and are packed with little crevices have so much potential. Here's what you can use them for.

    By Ian Fortey 4 months ago Read More
  • Person making peanut butter toast

    10 Additions That Make Peanut Butter Toast For Breakfast Even Better

    Peanut butter is a favorite ingredient in many households, so you likely have a jar that you can use for your morning toast. Try out some of these pairings.

    By Caroline DiNicola 4 months ago Read More
  • Pan-fried asparagus in a plate with cheese, pine nuts, salt, and pepper

    Give Boring Asparagus An Instant Upgrade With The Deli Meat In Your Fridge

    This meaty addition can boost your every day asparagus recipe, giving it more texture and flavor. You can even pair the two with other flavors for more oomph.

    By Luna Regina 4 months ago Read More
  • slices of garlic bread on baguette on wood

    The Best Type Of Bread To Use For Garlic Bread (And The One You Should Avoid)

    Find out how to choose the ideal loaf for making homemade garlic bread and the type that simply can't handle all that garlicky, buttery goodness.

    By Julia Holland 4 months ago Read More
  • Exterior view of an IKEA store in Sweden

    This Ikea Find Is Customers' Secret Weapon For DIY Pantries Under $200

    Securing pantry space can be a challenge, but with this Ikea find, you'll be able to put together a DIY solution unlike any other.

    By Dee Lopez 4 months ago Read More
  • Woman turning a dial on a microwave

    If You Try Using Your Microwave And It Suddenly Stops Working, You May Need A Secret Code To Fix It

    If your microwave stops working all of a sudden, don't panic. Find your user manual and consider this issue first and foremost.

    By Rachel Dennis 4 months ago Read More
  • A jumble of different colored wax bottle candies

    There's A Right Way (And A Wrong Way) To Eat Wax Bottle Candies

    Everything you need to know about how to eat popular wax bottle candies to ensure you stay safe when consuming this nostalgic and sweet treat.

    By Ian Fortey 4 months ago Read More
  • Fisherman catching an orange lobster in the wild

    Here's What Really Makes Orange Lobsters So Rare

    Orange lobsters are an absolute rarity, with very few people ever getting a chance to see one with their own eyes. Here's what causes the unique coloration.

    By Autumn Swiers 4 months ago Read More
  • Vintage kitchen with turquoise cabinets and red table and chairs

    The Everyday Kitchen Appliance That Used To Be Fatally Toxic

    It's hard to imagine life without the convenience of a refrigerator, but there was a time when these appliances were potentially the deadliest thing you owned.

    By Dee Lopez 4 months ago Read More
  • Hand holding pack of Tic Tacs

    Are Tic Tacs Sugar-Free? Here's Why The Nutrition Label Is Misleading

    Looking at the nutrition label, you'd assume Tic Tacs are sugar free -- but they sure don't taste like they are, and your gut is usually right.

    By Eibhlis Gale-Coleman 4 months ago Read More
  • Caramel apples with nuts arranged on a tray

    Caramel Apples And Candy Apples Aren't The Same

    Candy apples and caramel apples both begin as ordinary apples, obviously. But they are, in fact, two completely distinct seasonal treats.

    By Dee Lopez 4 months ago Read More
  • Basket of ripe hazelnuts

    Most Of The World's Hazelnuts Come From This Country

    Whether you're indulging in a creamy spread or chomping on them raw, there's a good chance those hazelnuts came from this unexpected country.

    By Autumn Swiers 4 months ago Read More
  • person getting an ice cream carton out of a grocery store freezer

    This '90s-Era Frozen Treat Faced Bankruptcy — But Found An Unexpected Second Life

    A frozen treat that is a nostalgic favorite for many faced bankruptcy until an unexpected pivot helped save the brand and keep it available.

    By Michelle Welsch 4 months ago Read More
  • person slicing oranges on board in kitchen

    6 Foods With More Vitamin C Than Oranges

    While oranges may be the poster child for vitamin C, there are actually a plethora of fruits with much more. Here are six more beneficial fruits, instead.

    By Whitney Bard 4 months ago Read More
  • apple rose min pies

    There's An Easy Way To Create Adorable Mini Pies That Look Like Apple Roses

    Tasting Table's Autumn LeAnn created a baked cinnamon apple roses recipe that employs the clever use of a muffin tin to make adorable mini pies.

    By Deb Kavis 4 months ago Read More
  • Closeup overhead view of yellow enameled cast iron pan or Dutch oven on a table

    The Easiest Way To Ruin An Enameled Cast Iron Pan Is A Popular Mistake

    If you love your enameled cast iron — don't ruin it with this mistake. Here's how to avoid damaging your favorite cookware, and how to care for it instead.

    By Allie Sivak 4 months ago Read More
  • chicken skewers in air fryer lined with wax paper

    Is Wax Paper Safe In The Air Fryer?

    Cooking in an air fryer can get messy, and the cleanup of each component is time-consuming. You may consider using wax paper, but is it a safe solution?

    By Kashmir Brummel 4 months ago Read More
  • Foodie prepping yogurt and oatmeal in a home kitchen

    Oatmeal Vs Yogurt: Which Breakfast Wins The Protein War?

    While both oatmeal and yogurt are high-protein breakfast options, a certain variety of yogurt makes it much easier to hit your protein target.

    By Autumn Swiers 4 months ago Read More
  • Two dressed up hot dogs in a bun

    Why You Might Want To Splurge On This Popular Organic Brand When It Comes To Hot Dogs

    Hot dogs are a staple food due to their inexpensive price — but that can also come with poor quality. Here's why you may want to splurge on this one instead.

    By Vanessa Nix Anthony 4 months ago Read More
  • fish and chips with dip and lemon on butcher paper

    Your Fish And Chips Will Fail To Be Crispy If You Make This Cooking Mistake

    Fish and chips should always be crispy, but that can be easier said than done if you're making this common cooking mistake. Here's how to fry fish properly.

    By Matthew Spina 4 months ago Read More
  • tomatoes cut with seeds exposed on wood board

    Is It Safe To Eat Tomato Seeds?

    Tomato seeds dot the insides of every tomato, and getting every one out can be tedious. However, are these seeds actually a problem? Here's what to know.

    By Luna Regina 4 months ago Read More
  • bowl of homemade mashed potatoes

    Don't Toss Leftover Mashed Potatoes – Make This Staple Irish Side Dish Instead

    Mashed potatoes are a classic side dish, but you don't want to get stuck eating them all week. Luckily, they offer possibilities beyond the trash can.

    By Julia Holland 4 months ago Read More
  • a woven bowl of red cherries with stems sitting atop a slatwood table

    Can You Freeze Cherries So They Last Longer?

    Cherries are a delicious treat and a staple of some of the best deserts you can make, but will they last longer and still be good if you freeze them?

    By Ian Fortey 4 months ago Read More
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