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    You Should Look Beyond Name Brands When Shopping For Kitchen Appliances. Here's Why

    While it might be both easy and tempting to go with the most recognizable brand name, it pays to look a little further when it's time to buy new appliances.

    By Shaunee Flowers 8 months ago Read More
  • Slicing cabbage with a mandoline

    Slicing Cabbage With A Mandoline Isn't The Safest Way To Do It — We Found An Alternative Tool

    Mandolines can be great tools for carving cabbage, but there is actually a better way to do it. Simply use this kitchen tool instead.

    By Deb Kavis 8 months ago Read More
  • Line of mason jars on counter

    Don't Hesitate To Purchase This Valuable Mason Jar Variety At The Thrift Store

    Thrift store finds can wildly in terms of value. Even the category of Mason jars alone is full of variety. Here's one that you should always pick up.

    By Courtney Iseman 8 months ago Read More
  • Close up of hand cleaning kitchen counter

    This Important Item In Your Kitchen Isn't Cleaned Nearly Enough

    Even those who are fastidious about thoroughly cleaning down their kitchen, often overlook this one item, and it turns out it's a breeding ground for bacteria.

    By Courtney Iseman 8 months ago Read More
  • plate of chicken wings

    For Ultra-Crispy Air Fryer Wings, Use One Little Trick

    Next time you're using your air fryer to make chicken wings, utilize this super simple tip and you'll end up with the crispiest chicken wings.

    By Deepak N 8 months ago Read More
  • Kitchen appliances in modern home

    The Beloved American Kitchen Appliance Brand That's Been Owned By A Chinese Company Since 2016

    Not every American-branded company is actually owned by a domestic corporation. Some, including one famed appliance brand, are owned by international groups.

    By Wendy Leigh 8 months ago Read More
  • Wooden utensils in bucket on counter

    Free Up Counter Space With This Easy Dollar Tree DIY Hanging Cutlery Station

    If you're tired of bulky kitchen utensils taking up counter space, create a cutlery station with some hooks and a handy item you can buy from the Dollar Tree.

    By Persy House 8 months ago Read More
  • Person taking grapes from a neatly organized fridge

    Why You Should Remove Excess Packaging Before Placing Food In Your Fridge

    While mega-organization of your refrigerator may be a trend, before you look away here's why removing packaging and sorting out how you store food is worth it.

    By Luna Christina Lupus 8 months ago Read More
  • Set of kitchen appliances

    Why Appliances Should Be The First Thing You Replace When Renovating A Kitchen

    Renovating your kitchen is expensive. Appliances take a big chunk out of the budget, and thus need to be prioritized, but that's not the only reason why.

    By Eibhlis Gale-Coleman 9 months ago Read More
  • Cooking on gas stovetop

    Why Professionals Prefer Gas Stoves Over Electric Appliances

    You've probably heard that serious chefs always prefer gas stoves over electric appliances, and you might have wondered why this is the case.

    By Wendy Leigh 9 months ago Read More
  • Cocktail hot dogs air fry

    How To Keep Hot Dogs Juicy In The Air Fryer

    There are many ways to prepare a hot dog, and there are many ways it can go wrong. Avoid these common pitfalls when throwing those franks in the air fryer.

    By Luna Regina 9 months ago Read More
  • inside of a refrigerator

    In Case You Didn't Know, This Is Actually The Warmest Place In Your Fridge

    One part of your refrigerator typically runs warmer than the rest, and it's probably where you're storing stuff that really shouldn't go there.

    By Rachel S. 9 months ago Read More
  • a white drawer with designated compartments filled with various kitchen tools

    The Versatile Kitchen Tool That Doesn't Get Nearly Enough Use With Food

    In a world full of high-end kitchen tools like immersion circulators, air fryers, and pizza ovens, often it's the most basic tools that are the most essential.

    By Amanda Berrill 9 months ago Read More
  • Shelved Mason jars with canned beans

    Why Do Mason Jars Have Two-Part Lids?

    Mason jars are well known for their two-part lids, but why are they designed that way? We have some answers that may interest you.

    By Kat Lieu 9 months ago Read More
  • three vintage dishware with flowery patterns on table

    10 Signs You Should Leave Behind That Vintage Dishware You're Eying At The Thrift Store

    While your local thrift shop could make your vintage dishware dreams come true, you want to pause for a second before completing the transaction. Here's why.

    By Amy Bell 9 months ago Read More
  • Gray kitchen wall with assorted appliances.

    Upgrade This Appliance Before You Upgrade Anything Else For Your Kitchen

    One of the biggest signs that it's time to update your kitchen is outdated kitchen appliances, but this doesn't mean you need to do a full remodel.

    By Dee Lopez 9 months ago Read More
  • Empty dishwasher with door open in a modern kitchen

    Your Dishwasher Can Pull Double Duty When Dinner's Not Quite Ready

    When you are juggling multiple dishes and guests are arriving soon, keeping everything hot without overcooking or drying it out can be tricky.

    By Kerry Hayes 9 months ago Read More
  • a chef chopping red onions with a chef's knife

    The Absolute Best Way To Hold A Knife And Use It Like A Pro

    There are many different ways to hold a knife, and a whole lot of them are wrong. If you want to use a knife like a professional, use this grip.

    By Ian Fortey 9 months ago Read More
  • A person using tongs to grill meats and vegetable skewers on a gas barbecue

    Why Both Tongs And Tweezers Deserve A Place In Your Grilling Toolkit

    Chef and author Brandon Hurtado explains how your grilling experience isn't complete unless you have both of these tools at your cooking station.

    By Naomi Tsvirko 9 months ago Read More
  • Pie with golden, crusty and flaky pie

    The Adorable Vintage Gadget Used To Help Get Perfect Pie Crust

    While they're no longer as popular as they used to be, you can still buy this cute baking tool that can help you achieve a perfect pie crust.

    By Kerry Hayes 9 months ago Read More
  • Close-up of fresh donut holes

    You Can Make Delicious Donut Holes With Just 2 Ingredients

    Craving donut holes? If you have two basic ingredients, you can whip up your own fresh batch of doughy, fried pastry goodness right in your home.

    By Nikki Munoz 9 months ago Read More
  • food cooking in oven

    Setting Your Oven To This Temperature Will Keep Your Food Warm Before Serving It

    While the microwave might seem like the logical choice for heating up food that's gone cold, this method is better as it keeps it warm without overcooking it.

    By Rachel S. 9 months ago Read More
  • Costco storefront

    This 'Beverage Center' At Costco Is Causing Fans Serious Sticker Shock

    In a rare miss, a Costco appliance has even the most devoted fans surprised. While beverage centers are sometimes useful, this one might not be.

    By Deb Kavis 9 months ago Read More
  • Several bacon strips in a pan

    The Bacon Cutting Method That'll Have You Saying Goodbye To Your Knife

    If you struggle to cut bacon in the kitchen, try using this underrated kitchen tool instead. It may just change the way you meal prep.

    By Deb Kavis 9 months ago Read More
  • A stocked freezer of food

    Here's Why Some People A Put Coin In Their Freezer Before Leaving For A Trip

    If you're out of power for a while, you may be wondering if it's still safe to eat the food in your freezer. Here's how to tell just by adding a coin.

    By Holly Tishfield 9 months ago Read More
  • Two mobile phones and various baking supplies in front of a Dollar Tree storefront

    10 Best Places To Get Baking Supplies On A Budget

    It is possible to source baking provisions on a budget if you know where to look. Here's where you can find supplies that won't break the bank.

    By James Hastings 9 months ago Read More
  • Image of a white microwave on a peach-colored ground, with call-out bubbles highlighting some of the unit's specific settings

    10 Microwave Settings You Should Use More Often

    Few of us actually use our microwave's settings to their full potential, whether we own a basic model or one with more sophisticated features and technology.

    By Fred Decker 9 months ago Read More
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