Does Molasses Actually Expire, And How Long Is Its Shelf Life?
Sweet and smoky molasses has a much longer shelf life than you might expect. The trick is simply knowing how to properly handle and store the sugary stuff.
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How To Store Garlic Bulbs So They Don't Sprout
We looked at various ways to store garlic to keep it fresh, and there's a particular solution that's especially effective for preventing those sprouts.
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The Common Storage Mistake Too Many People Make With Frozen Veggies
We're all guilty of throwing some vegetables into the freezer and confidently believing they will be able to endure for years in there. Not so fast.
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The Foods Where Salmonella Can Be Found Lurking
Salmonella can spell disaster for even the most careful home cooks. It's worth knowing, then, which foods can actually contain that nasty bacteria.
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What Actually Happens To Viruses And Bacteria When Food Is Frozen
We all know that freezing foods can make them safer to consume in the long run, but you might have always wondered why. Luckily for you, we have the answer.
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Why You Shouldn't Throw Away An Empty Ketchup Bottle Just Yet
Recycling your empty food packaging is responsible. But actually finding a new, long-term use for that packaging?
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Why Seafood Spoils So Fast (And How To Keep Yours Safe And Fresh Longer)
Seafood is surprisingly tricky to keep fresh, but why? Here's everything you need to know and how to store it for longer.
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Alex Guarnaschelli's Avocado-Buying Tip Is So Genius, We Wish We'd Thought Of It First
Avocados are popular but they are also slightly fraught, as it can be hard to know if the fruit is ripe. Take Alex Guarnaschelli's advice and you won't worry.
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11 Ikea Finds That'll Make Your Fridge The Most Organized Spot In Your Home
Ikea offers some of the simplest solutions for making your refrigerator the most organized place in your kitchen. Here are some suggestions.
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The Best Way To Freeze And Reheat Fried Chicken For First-Day Flavor Every Time
You usually want to eat fried chicken immediately after cooking. But an expert gives us some tips for storing and reviving your fried chicken.
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Sick Of Cake Frosting Being Ruined By Plastic Wrap? There's A Solution For That (No Toothpicks!)
If you've made a beautiful cake or tray of cupcakes for an event you don't want to smush the frosting with tight plastic wrap, so try this airy method instead.
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Don't Pour Extra Brewed Tea Down The Drain, Use It In Your Breakfast Instead
If you have brewed a little too much tea, you don't have to pour it down the drain in defeat. Just use it in this easy breakfast dish instead.
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Why Parchment Paper Is Your Friend When Traveling With Baked Goods
After putting lots of care and attention into homemade baked goods, it's important they arrive to your destination in one pieces. Parchment paper is the key.
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The Wooden Spoon Cleaning Mistake That Can Make You Sick
Wooden spoons have people divided. Are they an organic kitchen masterpiece, or a bacterial disaster waiting to happen? This is how to ensure they stay clean.
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Grab This Handy Ikea Item To Create Extra Storage Space In Crowded Fridges
It may sound counterintuitive, but adding another item into your fully-loaded fridge could help reduce clutter. At least that's true for one Ikea gadget.
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The Mistake With Storing Bread Out On The Countertop For Too Long
Bread is a staple in most kitchens. However, if it is not stored properly, your fresh baguette can quickly turn into a cautionary tale about food waste.
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Don't Skip This Step Before Freezing Your Apple Crisp
You can freeze apple crisp (and most baked goods), but before freezing this classic, don't skip one crucial step.
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The Easy Way To Repurpose Wilted Herbs (And Make Them Last Longer)
If your fresh herbs from the store are looking a little past their date, don't toss them out. Instead, this trick can help you repurpose them without the waste.
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Why You Shouldn't Store Bananas In The Fridge (And The Best Place For Them)
While the fridge revolutionized food preservation, many fruits don't need it. Bananas fare much better and last longer in another part of the kitchen.
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The Easy Way To Freeze Seafood (Without A Vacuum Sealer)
If you cook with seafood, it's vital you know how best to freeze seafood. We spoke with an expert chef who offered some simple advice on the best way to freeze.
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How To Store Fresh And Powdered Turmeric For Maximum Freshness
While turmeric remains a popular and worldly ingredient, many struggle with maintaining the delicate rhizome's potency. Keep this in mind for future storage.
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The One Rule To Follow For An Organized Fridge 100% Of The Time
A messy, smelly, and otherwise chaotic fridge is a recipe for confused cooking - but this tip ensures everything has a place, and stays there.
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Whatever You Do, Don't Store Your Sweet Potatoes Beside These 2 Veggies
Nobody wants to willingly speed up spoilage. To keep produce like sweet potatoes fresher for longer, store spuds far from these pungent bulbs.
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The Easy Test To Immediately Know If Your Spices And Herbs Are Expired
If you've been neglecting your herbs and spices at the back of the cabinet, this simple test can tell you just how fresh and fit they are for cooking.
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Why You Should Save Empty Pasta Sauce Jars (Especially If You're A Coffee Lover)
From preserves to storing grains and baking ingredients, those empty pasta sauce jars have plenty of uses -- but coffee lovers will find them extra useful.
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Why It's Such A Big Mistake To Store Food In The Fridge With Parchment Paper
Don't make the mistake of storing food in the fridge wrapped in parchment paper. It looks pretty but there's one big downside. Here's why and some alternatives.
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Pickle Jars Serve Another Purpose In The Kitchen, So Here's Why You Should Keep The Empty Ones
Pickle jars are the perfect size for reusing them in many different ways. The question is, how will you choose to use them first?
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