Don't Let Your Asparagus Rot — Store It Like This For Maximum Crispness And Freshness
We reached out to Lacey Baier, the author of "Cleanish Meal Prep," for her advice on the best way to store asparagus to prevent it from rotting.
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You're Probably Storing Rotisserie Chicken On The Wrong Fridge Shelf
Proper storage can help keep rotisserie chicken fresh longer. We spoke with an expert about where it belongs in your fridge.
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Never Throw Out This Aldi Pasta Sauce Jar — Use It Like This Instead
In these days where we're encouraged to reuse items, these Aldi pasta sauce jars have a couple of features that make them ideal for use once the sauce is gone.
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Don't Let Condiment Packets Fall All Over Your Fridge: There's A Smarter Way To Keep Them Tidy
Why buy condiments when you can get them in tiny packets for free? Maybe because storing them neatly is next to impossible unless you know this hack.
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What The 7 Recycling Symbols Actually Mean On Plastic Packaging
The seven recycling symbols on plastic packaging reveal more than you might think, but not all are recycled the same way in every community.
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How Long Are Baking Sheets Supposed To Last?
Baking sheets can be used for more recipes and processes in the kitchen to count, so you might wonder how long you have until you need a new one.
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Why Storing Bread In Its Original Plastic Packaging Can Be A Big Mistake
To ensure store-bought loaves and rolls remain at their freshest, ditch the plastic packaging for this spoilage-sparking reason.
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Why You Should Store Fresh Tomatoes In A Pillowcase
A breathable pillowcase can help keep your fruit and veggies fresher longer by reducing humidity and protecting from sunlight when stored at room temperature.
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The Best Temperature For Storing Bottled Water Is Lower Than You'd Think
Keep your bottled water stored in a cool place. Higher temperatures can trigger the release of harmful chemicals in the plastic to seep into the water.
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Why It's Important To Store Eggs In The Original Cardboard Carton
We all know that cardboard cartons aren't always aesthetically pleasing, but there are reasons why you shouldn't toss them before storing eggs in the fridge.
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The Pasta Sauce Brand People Love For The Atlas Mason Jar It's Packed In
There's a world of jarred pasta sauces out there to choose from, but this one isn't just loved for the sauce within — people buy it for the jar it comes in.
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Here's How Long Leftover Baby Back Ribs Last In The Fridge
Freshly cooked baby back ribs are delicious, but how well do they hold up as leftovers? Here’s what you need to know to enjoy your leftovers safely.
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Stop Stuffing Cake Pans In Your Cabinets: A Better Way To Stack Awkward Bakeware
Cake pans can quickly accumulate, but with one easy storage trick, you can keep your shelves clean and tidy. Here's how.
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Is It Ever Okay To Drink Expired Juice? Here's What To Know Before You Sip
The date on juice packaging shouldn't be blindly followed as a guideline for consumption. Here's what you need to know about juice expiration.
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The Expiration Date On Eggs Isn't Set In Stone — Here's When They're Still Safe To Eat
Egg expiration dates aren’t always exact and are often a recommendation. Here’s how to tell when eggs are still safe to eat after the printed date.
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The Best Types Of Casseroles To Make Ahead And Freeze
Pulling out a casserole and throwing it in the oven makes for a hassle-free weeknight dinner. An expert tells us which casseroles freeze best and why.
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This Is Why Your Pizza Stone Cracked Last Season — And Here's How To Prevent It This Year
If you've cracked your fair share of pizza stones over the years, then here's what you need to know about how to prevent it from happening again this year.
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Are Soft-Sided Coolers As Good As Hard Coolers? What To Know Before Packing Up
Coolers can usually be broken into two categories: hard and soft, but which is better? That depends on how long you need the ice to stay frozen.
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Freeze Eggs Into Perfect Portions Using A Tool You Probably Already Own
Eggs get a lot of use in the kitchen, but if you bought in bulk and are considering freezing a few, use this tool to achieve the perfect portions.
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Why Do Spices Clump Together And Are They Safe To Use?
Got a jar of ground cinnamon in your pantry that's full of clumpy bits? You're not alone, and you also don't need to stress about safety — here's why.
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9 Most Cluttered Spots In Your Kitchen And How To Deal With Them
Let's face it: The kitchen can get pretty cluttered. These spots are some of the worst offenders, and here's how you can deal with them accordingly.
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This Glass-Stacking Tip Creates Extra Room In Kitchen Cabinets
Have more glasses than you know what to do with them? There's a savvy, space-saving way to store cups, mugs, and the like. Here's what you need to know.
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This Type Of Alcohol Should Never Be Left Opened On The Shelf. Here's How To Keep It From Expiring Too Soon
If you have a home bar, you may notice that one beverage (a certain wine) expires quicker than the rest. Here's how you can make it last longer.
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How Much Longer Farm-Fresh Eggs Last And The Best Way To Store Them
If you've never bought farm-fresh eggs, there are a few differences that affect how you should handle and store them. Here's what you need to know.
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5 Things That Belong In Your Oven Storage Drawer
If your oven has a storage drawer, don't let it sit empty. There are a number of kitchen tools and other items you can store in there as long you're careful.
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If You Spot This At A Seafood Restaurant, You're In For Top Quality
While there are certain characteristics that show seafood is past its prime, there's one indicator a restaurant's seafood is top-notch.
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You Might Be Storing Tomatoes The Wrong Way — Here's What To Do Instead
Once you get your hands on piles of fresh, juicy tomatoes, you need to store them correctly in order to ensure they are tasty and last longer.
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