Keep Your Homemade Cake Fresh For Longer With This Sweet Hack
You could cover the exposed surface with parchment or wrap the whole cake in plastic. But those methods aren't as effective or as visually appealing as this.
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You're Storing Your Pots And Pans All Wrong. Here's The Simple Fix
If you're tired of scouring through stacks of scuffed cookware, know that there's a better way to store pieces all while keeping them in pristine condition.
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This Is The First Thing You Should Do With Your Box Of Crumbl Cookies
Assuming you can get them home without eating them all, this is the first thing you should do with your Crumbl cookies.
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The 2-2-2 Leftovers Rule: What It Is And Why You Should Follow It
Developed by the New Zealand nonprofit Love Food, Hate Waste, the rule is as straightforward as it sounds and promotes safe eating.
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This Mason Jar Hack Stops Berries From Going Bad Fast
If you are desperate for ways to store blueberries, raspberries, and strawberries to keep them fresh and edible for as long as possible, you are not alone.
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Storing Matcha In A Clear Container Is A Huge Mistake. Here's Why
Storing your bright-green matcha powder properly requires a few extra steps — the most important being the container you choose to store it in.
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Homemade Sushi Doesn't Keep Forever, So Eat It Within This Timeframe
Everybody loves a sushi making party at home, but what can you do with those leftovers? We asked an expert how to store sushi and how long it lasts.
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Why You Shouldn't Wash Apples As Soon As You Get Home
You probably know that you are supposed to wash your fruit before eating it, but did you know that you shouldn't wash apples too far in advance? Here's why.
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Why You Should Always Wash Fresh Herbs As Soon As You Get Home
Herbs are the master flavorers of delicious dishes, but they don't do any good if they're browned and slimy. Here's a surprising rule for keeping them fresh.
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Freezing Fish For Sushi Can Kill Parasites, But Only If You Do It Correctly
Most raw fish harbors parasites that can cause illness, so it must be frozen before being used in sushi. An expert shares tips for a crucial preparation step.
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Why You Should Stop Using Those Vintage Plastic Food Containers From Your Grandma
There are a lot of vintage thrift store finds to get excited about, but vintage plastic food containers are more trouble than they're worth.
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16 Absolute Best Cold Foods To Bring For A Day At The Park
These delicious, picnic-friendly foods are best served cold, making them the perfect fuss-free snacks to bring along for a relaxing day at the park.
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How To Store Vinegar After Opening To Keep It Fresh Longer
Vinegar lasts a long time when kept well, so check out these storage tips to maintain the flavor punch and acidic notes of your vinegar. Then, thank us later.
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How To Freeze Gravy Without Sacrificing Its Flavor
You can never have too much gravy, so most of us end up preparing more than we'll ever use. Here's what to do instead of tossing the leftovers.
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Here's How To Tell If Ground Coffee Has Gone Bad
You're not fully awak when you're scooping coffee out in the morning, so it's important to know the signs of spoiled coffee, even half asleep.
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Why You Should Only Wash Your Fresh Strawberries If You're Ready To Eat Them
Washing fruit is a must. When it comes to strawberries, however, rinsing them at the right time is what can differentiate a bad berry from a good one.
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Avoid Frozen Clumps Of Berries With This Martha Stewart Method
Freezing berries is great for having a handful of fruit ready for recipes, but it's annoying when they clump together. Here's how to avoid that happening.
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Don't Throw Away Your Fruit Peels — Turn Them Into A Jam Instead
You don't need to buy a load of fresh fruit to make jam, simply store up fruit peels and use those for a unique, versatile, and resourceful fruity concoction.
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13 Parts Of Fruits And Vegetables You Might Not Know You Can Eat
If you're throwing away any seemingly inedible portions of produce, think again. Here are 13 parts of fruits and vegetables you might not know you can eat.
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Why You Can't Store Tempeh Exactly Like You Do Tofu
Tempeh and tofu might share some similarities, but when it comes to storage, the two ingredients must be treated differently. Find out why, here.
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Keep Dips Extra Cold At Summer Parties With This Genius Dollar Tree Item
Dips are a hit at summer cookout parties, but how can you keep them cold? Dollar Tree comes to the rescue with a convenient container costing only $5.
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The Best Way To Make Strawberry Shortcake Ahead Of Time
You can make each element of your strawberry shortcakes ahead of time and assemble them before serving to guarantee they have just-baked flavor and texture.
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The Only Ingredient You Need To Keep Fruit Salad Fresh (And You Probably Already Have It)
There's an easy ingredient that will maintain fruit salad's freshness, and there's a strong chance it's already in your kitchen.
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Don't Skip This Step Before Freezing Your Bananas
Bananas are one of the easiest fruits to freeze for smoothies, baking, and quick snacks, but only if you don't forget this important step.
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Keep Cookies Soft And Fresh With A Single Sugar Cube
If you add sugar cubes to a cookie container, they'll absorb any excess moisture from the air, ensuring that your cookies aren't affected.
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The Best Way To Wrap Bread To Keep It Fresh In The Freezer
We asked an expert to tell us the best way to wrap bread to keep it fresh in the freezer, and it's simpler than you think.
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The Crucial Step You Absolutely Can't Skip When Freezing Zucchini For Later
You should cut the zucchini into smaller pieces, rather than freezing it whole, but the really important step comes before it's frozen.
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