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Storage and Preservation Tips

  • pot of homemade vegetable stew

    The Kitchen Scraps Worth Saving Now For Homemade Meals Later

    Whether peels, stems, stalks, or leaves, all of these can be worth saving and reusing, and will add even more flavor and nutrition to stocks, soups, and more.

    By Deb Kavis 10 days ago Read More
  • A stocked freezer of food

    Here's Why Some People Put A 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 15 days ago Read More
  • Produce in an open crisper drawer

    5 Disadvantages Of Using The Crisper Drawer In Your Fridge

    Your refrigerator's crisper drawers may seem designed to preserve fruits and vegetables — but when used incorrectly, they can actually ruin produce.

    By Matthew Spina 16 days ago Read More
  • leftover pizza in cardboard takeout box

    Is It Ever Safe To Eat Leftover Food That's Been Out Overnight?

    If you forgot to put last night's dinner in the fridge or left a box of pizza out overnight, read these safety guidelines before eating the food.

    By Autumn Swiers 25 days ago Read More
  • Different plastic containers with various foods inside

    What That Wavy Line Symbol Stands For On Plastic Food Containers

    Plastic food containers often have a series of symbols on them. We look into what the wavy line symbol means when it comes to food safety.

    By Courtney Iseman 29 days ago Read More
  • Hot dogs in buns with mustard

    How Long Hot Dogs Last In The Freezer And The Best Way To Thaw Them

    Hot dogs are a summer staple, but when you have too many of them, freezing the franks can be the best option. Here's how to go about it.

    By Lindsay Cronin 29 days ago Read More
  • A fully cooked prime rib roast rests on beef bones atop a wooden carving board, with side dishes of potatoes and green beans in the background

    Here's How Long You Can Keep Leftover Prime Rib In The Fridge

    Leftover prime rib can be used for several different dishes, but how long does it stay good in the refrigerator? We spoke with two experts to find out.

    By Sean Bell 30 days ago Read More
  • Several different kinds of frozen food arranged on the shelf of a home freezer, with a smiley-face drawn in the frost of a plastic tub

    Why The USDA Says It's Best To Freeze Food As Fast As Possible

    The USDA recommends freezing food as quickly as possible to help maintain quality, slow bacterial growth, and keep your leftovers at their best.

    By Sean Bell 1 month ago Read More
  • A woman looking thoughtful at the food inside her fridge

    What Setting Should A Refrigerator Be On In The Summer?

    On hot days it's common to keep opening your fridge to get cold drinks, and that's when you should be carefully monitoring your fridge temp for food safety.

    By James Andersen 1 month ago Read More
  • Meal prepped vegetables in glass food storage containers.

    Caraway Food Storage Containers Have Met Their Match In This Budget-Friendly Brand

    Caraway sells a 13-piece set of storage containers for as much as $310, depending on the retailer, but customers prefer this budget-friendly brand.

    By Luna Christina Lupus 1 month ago Read More
  • Person holding a packaged steak in a grocery store

    How Long Raw Steak Lasts In The Fridge Before It Expires

    Is there anything more disheartening than preparing to cook some steak and finding it went sour? An expert helps us understand the longevity of steak.

    By Luna Regina 1 month ago Read More
  • assorted spices in kitchen

    Small Kitchen? This Cheap Upgrade Keeps Your Spices Tidy And Easy To Reach

    Small kitchen owners can keep spices organized and easy to reach with this cheap upgrade that saves space, reduces clutter, and makes cooking easier.

    By Michelle Welsch 1 month ago Read More
  • A close-up of sprouted potatoes on a burlap sack

    How Long Is It Okay To Eat Potatoes After They've Sprouted?

    How long sprouted potatoes are okay to eat isn't straightforward. It depends on several factors, and there are certain prep tips to keep in mind before you do.

    By Dee Lopez 1 month ago Read More
  • Glass spice jars with matching wooden lids filled with whole spices

    The Simple Container Method Chefs Use To Keep Spices Organized In Small Kitchen Spaces

    Organization is essential when working with a small kitchen. Try storing spices in these chef-approved containers for better visibility and organization.

    By Amanda Berrill 1 month ago Read More
  • Person wrapping leftovers in the fridge

    Change The Way You Manage Leftover Food With The 4 Under 40 Rule

    Storing leftovers isn't so simple, especially when different cravings hit and days of them in the fridge pass — but the 4 Under 40 rule makes it simple.

    By Sara Klimek 1 month ago Read More
  • dishwasher materials on the counter in the kitchen

    The Under-The-Sink Organizer That's A Must-Grab At Sam's Club For Anyone With A Dishwasher

    If you're in need of a place to keep your dishwasher items all together and tidy, check out this affordable storage solution members can buy from Sam's Club.

    By Allison Forsyth 1 month ago Read More
  • Several stacked cardboard crates of canned soup, with the labels of other of them showing the word

    Does Canned Soup Stay Good Until The End Of Time? Or Does It Actually Expire?

    Discover how long canned soup really lasts, what expiration dates actually mean, and when it's finally time to throw a can away for safety purposes.

    By Sean Bell 1 month ago Read More
  • food table at outdoor cookout

    This BBQ Hack Is Just What You Need To Keep Food Cool This Summer

    Your go-to barbecue sides, from pasta salad to sliced watermelon, raw veggies, and dip, will last longer and taste even better on ice. Here's a hack.

    By Autumn Swiers 1 month ago Read More
  • a blue plastic cooler filled with ice and six bottes

    The Simple Cooler Trick That Keeps Summer Snacks Cold For Hours

    When you're packing your cooler for summer fun, make sure to use this method to help ice last longer so your food stays cold throughout the day,

    By Vanessa Barron 1 month ago Read More
  • small kitchen with organized utensils

    This Classic Storage Solution Is A Better Way To Clean Up Countertop Clutter In A Small Kitchen

    Maximize every inch of your small kitchen with a classic storage solution that keeps countertops clear and your everyday essentials organized.

    By Autumn Swiers 2 months ago Read More
  • cleaning a rusty grill with a grill brush

    When Are Grill Grates Too Rusty To Use?

    Find out when rusty grill grates become unsafe to use, how to spot serious corrosion, and when it's time for a replacement before your next cookout.

    By Ashley Chalmers 2 months ago Read More
  • Stack of wooden cutting boards

    Cluttered Countertops No More — Repurpose This Ikea Find To Tame Messy Cutting Boards

    If you have cluttered countertops, repurposing this affordable Ikea find will organize messy cutting boards and free up valuable kitchen space.

    By Courtney Iseman 2 months ago Read More
  • Different varieties of uncooked rice in wooden bowls

    Does Uncooked Rice Expire? Some Types Don't Last As Long As You'd Think

    Find out whether uncooked rice expires, which types spoil faster than others, how long each variety lasts, and the best ways to store rice for freshness.

    By Kashmir Brummel 2 months ago Read More
  • woman organizing kitchen cabinets

    Not Bins, Not Lazy Susans: There's A Smarter Solution For Tidy Deep Cabinets

    It's time to bin the bins and leave Susan to her own devices. If you want to clean your cabinets and keep them uncluttered, try this game-changing alternative.

    By Ashley Chalmers 2 months ago Read More
  • A person holds two packages of red meat

    The Safety Rule You Shouldn't Ignore When Buying Meat From The Grocery Store On Hot Days

    Summer temperatures can create ideal conditions for bacterial growth long before dinner. Here's what can happen to meat between the store and home.

    By Whitney Bard 2 months ago Read More
  • Fruit fly close up on a mango

    When It's Safe Vs Unsafe To Eat The Fruit Those Pesky Fruit Flies Have Been Landing On

    Fruit flies are usually just a nuisance, but sometimes they signal spoilage and larvae risk. Learn when fruit is safe, washing tips, and when to discard it.

    By Will Godfrey 2 months ago Read More
  • open and well-organized refrigerator

    Make The Most Of Your Fridge By Using Its Coldest Spot Correctly

    Many of us simply place items into our fridges where we find a space, but being more scientific about placement will keep food fresher and make life easier.

    By Ashley Chalmers 2 months ago Read More
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