The Best Way To Store Bacon Grease To Extend Its Shelf Life
Bacon grease is a savory and delicious culinary secret weapon, so you definitely shouldn't throw it away. But what's the best method for storing it?
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Stories By Cara J Suppa
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Can You Freeze Ketchup (And Should You)?
Many, but not all, foods can be kept in the freezer. Can ketchup withstand being frozen, or does the classic condiment get ruined when stored this way?
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Why You Should Ditch Your Round Measuring Spoons
Round measuring spoons may be what you already have on hand, but consider swapping them out for a similar tool that is much easier to use.
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The Time Burger King Campaigned For A Michelin Star
Burger King might be a popular fast food chain, but it's never been known for its exceptional quality. That didn't stop it from campaigning for a Michelin star.
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Are Costco's Prepared Meals Really Worth The Cost?
Costco has something for everyone, even home chefs who don't have time to cook things up from scratch. But are Costco's prepared meals worth the cost?
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What Is The Shelf Life Of Uncooked Rice?
Uncooked rice is a handy kitchen staple and you're probably used to keeping a bag around. But, what actually is the shelf life of uncooked rice?
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Don't Try To Cook E. Coli To Kill It. Here's What To Do With Recalled Food Instead
Finding out you've got food in the fridge that's part of an E. coli recall can be scary. Here's why you shouldn't try to cook contaminated food.
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Do Us A Favor And Clean Your Microwave Already
Although your microwave regularly heats up, you still need to make sure you're cleaning it thoroughly. Here's why you shouldn't neglect your microwave.
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The Telltale Signs Your Steak Has Expired
Steak is generally quite robust and has a long shelf life compared to some meats. If you've ever wondered how to tell if steak is bad, here are the signs.
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What's The Origin Of Beer Cheese?
Beer cheese, that delicious spread that goes so well with crudite, crackers, pretzels, and just about everything else, originated somewhere you wouldn't expect.
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The Massive Turkey Recall That Was One Of The Worst In US History
As a high-risk food, raw meat often has to be recalled. That's exactly what happened in 2011 when a huge amount of contaminated turkey reached the market.
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About How Much Shrimp Should You Cook Per Guest At A Dinner Party?
A shrimp appetizer or entree makes for an impressive plate at a dinner party. But, how many shrimp should you buy per guest to ensure everyone has enough?
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What To Know Before You Freeze Potato Soup
All soups do not freeze equally, and potato soup is among the worst. But if you follow these guidelines, that frozen soup will cook up just like new.
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Why Europeans Refused To Use Forks For Hundreds Of Years
Despite arriving in Europe over a millenium ago, the fork, a modern culinary mainstay, did not catch on for centuries. What caused this delay?
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What Temp Is Just Too Rare For A Burger?
Everybody loves a juicy burger, and many people prefer them cooked medium or medium-rare. So at what point is a burger considered too rare?
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The Major Meatloaf Prep Mistake You'll Want To Avoid
If you want to learn how to cook meatloaf, there are lots of little prep mistakes you'll need to avoid. This one common pitfall can lead to dry or mushy loaf.
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What Do Eels Have To Do With Eel Sauce, Actually?
Eel sauce is that sweet and salty brown sauce that you see drizzled over all kinds of sushi rolls these days. But is it actually made from eels?
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Chicken McNuggets Aren't The Original McDonald's Nugget
While most probably can't remember a time that Chicken McNuggets were on the McDonald's menu, they were actually preceded by another type of nugget.
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The Low Carb Jersey Mike's Hack That Gets You A 'Sub In A Tub'
Yes, you can eat Jersey Mike's hearty sandwiches and still cut carbs or gluten from your diet. You just have to know about this clever hack.
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Butter Molds Have Been Around For Ages
You may not have seen one in person, but butter molds have a long history in American and European dining. Here's what these kitchen tools were used for.
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Wendy's Has A Secret Menu Item Made For Meat Lovers
Wendy's has a secret menu burger that is a must for meat-lovers, but depending how far you take it, you might need a knife and fork to get it in your mouth.
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One Handy Gadget Makes Deveining Shrimp A Breeze, But Do You Need It?
Removing those pesky veins from a whole mess of shrimp can be a real bother, but is it really worth investing in a tool meant just for that one task?
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Here's How Long Whipped Cream Is Good For After Opening
Canned whipped cream is a great easy way to amp up dessert and make sweet treats extra indulgent. Here's how long aerosol cream stays fresh for.
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The Secret Meaning Behind The Bell Ringing At Trader Joe's
Trader Joe's bell system isn’t just quirky-it’s essential! Discover what each ring means and why this nautical throwback defines the shopping experience.
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The Proper Way To Freeze Leftover Egg Muffins
Freezing your egg muffins correctly results in a longer shelf life, making them truly the ideal meal-prep breakfast to start every day off right.
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How To Make Pasta Out Of Rice Paper With Hardly Any Effort
Making pasta doesn't have to be hard. With this trick it only takes a few minutes to throw together rice noodles of whatever size and shape you like.
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Why It's Weird To Drink Cappuccino With Lunch In Italy
Think you know about coffee culture around the world? Discover why ordering a cappuccino after breakfast in Italy might reveal you as a tourist.
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