If the clutter in your pantry is making meal prep stressful rather than enjoyable, head to your local Costco for a storage solution that will make you smile.
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It turns out those leftover olive pits don’t belong in the trash. A simple kitchen hack can give your olive oil a richer flavor and new purpose.
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Using aluminum foil may seem pretty straightforward, but there are actually several mistakes you're likely making with it when using it in the kitchen.
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If your refrigerator is regularly the victim of spills and messes, this cheap and easy fridge hack from Dollar Tree can help keep it clean and tidy.
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You're not imagining things! You'll likely never see cans of broccoli on store shelves. Here's why it's hard to find the canned version of this popular veggie.
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Quality kitchen tools save time and help you cook efficiently and safely, but many of them need to be replaced more frequently than you'd think.
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Martha Stewart has a knack for thrifting and upcycling, but she definitely doesn't believe that kitchen storage solutions should always be brand new.
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You might think that cooking oil is long lasting since most of them don't need to be refrigerated, but it does actually have an expiration date.
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Plastic isn't very sustainable, and storing bread in it actually affects the quality of the loaf. Here's how you should stash bread instead.
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Bread inevitably will become stale or moldy over time, but keep it fresh for as long as possible with this simple yet unusual trick with a common vegetable.
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Before leaving the store, one common slip-up with raw chicken could put your whole grocery haul at risk. Handle it the right way to stay safe.
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Costco's Kirkland brand milk doesn't seem to expire quite as fast as other brands do -- here's why it's able to stay fresh for such a long time.
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Costco can quickly solve many problems, from replacing an old TV to feeding unexpected guests. You might want to go elsewhere if you need a fridge in a hurry.
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While you can grow your own watermelons by saving the seeds, properly selecting and preserving the seeds is key, otherwise they won't germinate.
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Making your own homemade yogurt or keifer? Then keep this key tip in mind when doing so: Never mix aluminum foil with your yogurt, or this will happen.
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Once you go through the effort of making fresh pasta, don't let it go to waste. The best way to maintain its quality is to store fresh pasta in the freezer.
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You can stop pretending that bowl of ice crystals tastes delicious. Keep your homemade frozen yogurt from turning icy with the sweetest trick of the trade.
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Although it can be unsightly or unappetizing, you don't need to worry about spotting a white coating on your fresh blueberries, as it's actually a good thing.
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Weighing your watermelons might get you some funny looks from everyone else in the grocery store, but there's a good reason why you ought to be doing it.
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Even the freshest corn doesn’t last forever. If you’re wondering whether your ears are still good to eat, a few easy signs will give you the answer.
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Lessons from the past can prevent future issues, but this recent coleslaw recall is a reminder that due diligence is recommended when purchasing food items.
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Whether you’re taming messy hot dogs or chasing that perfect roast, 2025’s smartest kitchen hacks are here to make cooking a whole lot easier.
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Don't let your leftovers go to waste. Discover how to give yesterday's meal a new lease on life by using what's in your refrigerator and cabinets.
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Do you have an unruly kitchen that needs to be reorganized? Look no further than this Home Depot item that can sort out your kitchen in no time.
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Follow our tips when purchasing new and used appliances to ensure that you are getting the most energy efficient choices and recouping your investment.
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If you've ever vacuum-sealed raw meat, you likely noticed the oddly acidic smell it emits when you open it back up again. Here's the reason for that stink.
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You use your sheet pans for baking cookies, veggies, and roasted meats, so you'll want to avoid these common mistakes that warp them and damage their quality.
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