15 Foods You Should Never Store Together (And Why It Matters)
If you come home from the grocery store and chuck everything together in the fridge, listen up: There are some foods that you should never store together.
Read MoreIf you come home from the grocery store and chuck everything together in the fridge, listen up: There are some foods that you should never store together.
Read MoreIna Garten knows how to make everything in a kitchen delicious and pretty, and her ingredient storage solution offers the best of both worlds.
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Read MoreThat quick drop of chicken juice or dab of oil on the floor can wait until later, right? It turns out that kitchen spills need to be dealt with immediately.
Read MoreFew items in the kitchen can be more frustrating to store than unruly pot lids. Luckily, this cheap and easy organization hack takes care of them.
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Read MoreSara Lee doesn't just make bread; it knows how best to store it too. Here's an expert's advice on how to keep bread fresher for longer.
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Read MoreWith over 5,000 Walmarts across the country, wasted food is inevitable. But the grocery chain's preservation practices add several more days to expiring food.
Read MoreAlthough these two pantry staples might seem perfect together, they are actually sabotaging each other when you store them side by side in your kitchen.
Read MoreMany brands at grocery stores have food products that come in plastic or glass containers. Take a look at some popular jars you can reuse around your home.
Read MoreFood safety is no joke, even with ready-to-eat foods like bologna. When transporting, storing, and preparing this food, keep it away from raw meat.
Read MoreA squeeze of lemon juice will help the green, ripe avocado delay the browning process it eventually undergoes after it's been cut and exposed to air.
Read MoreTomatoes and cucumbers can often be found together, but it's probably best if they aren't stored together before eating.
Read MorePreparing and freezing fruit compotes is a fantastic way to make the tastes of summer last all year. Here's the safe and easy way to do it.
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Read MoreOlive oil cake is not only tasty but also pleasingly moist. Knowing how best to store this dessert will keep it from drying out prematurely.
Read MoreIf pink lettuce fails to whet your appetite, then you should find a way to keep it greener for longer. Here are some simple ways to achieve that.
Read MoreForming burger patties from raw meat can become messy fast. Circumvent this entire process with a unique time-saving (and more sanitary) process!
Read MoreIf you regularly use ice made in your own refrigerator, you've probably noticed that it adds some extra taste to your drink. Here's why it gets funky.
Read MoreIf your spices aren't staying fresh, there may be a simple explanation, according to an expert. Find out how to use and store spices for flavorful results.
Read MoreThat empty tomato can doesn't have to turn into garbage. In fact, you can convert it into a fun storage container for your kitchen with these simple steps.
Read MoreAny way that you cut it, watermelon needs to be properly stored. Here's what you need to know to keep the fruit tasting fresher for longer.
Read MoreTo ensure that your kitchen (and your trash can) stays clean, this is the best way to dispose of your leftover cooking oil.
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Read MoreMartha Stewart turns to an easy and quick clean-up technique for used cooking oil, but you can use another trick for disposing of larger quantities.
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