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Storage and Preservation Tips

  • Woman in front of an open fridge putting something away

    Where Is The Coldest Part Of A Fridge (And What Should Be Stored There)?

    If you want to maximize the food preservation potential of your fridge, you should really start thinking about what part of the fridge is best for which foods.

    By Kendra Mahaffey January 7th, 2025 Read More
  • peeled garlic in a white bowl decorated with some sort of green herb garnish

    How To Peel More Garlic Than The Human Body Could Ingest In One Go

    Peeling garlic is an undeniably tiresome kitchen chore, but with this simple restaurant hack you'll be swimming in peeled garlic cloves in no time.

    By Maria Scinto January 6th, 2025 Read More
  • bright green guacamole with tortilla chips

    Is It Safe To Eat Brown Guacamole?

    With such a short window until it starts changing color, we've all been tempted to dig into a tub of brown guac, but will that old guacamole make you sick?

    By Cara J Suppa January 6th, 2025 Read More
  • Person takes meat from freezer

    10 Mistakes People Make When Freezing Steak

    Freezing steak isn't as easy as you might think, and there are a lot of common mistakes people can make when doing so. Here's how to avoid them.

    By Anita Surewicz January 5th, 2025 Read More
  • A slice of pecan pie on a plate with a dollop of cream on the side

    Yes, You Can Freeze Your Pecan Pie. Here's How

    Pecan pie is a classic Southern dessert with a sweet, caramelized filling. If you don't want to eat a whole pie in one sitting, you can freeze it.

    By Nika Renee January 5th, 2025 Read More
  • Three frozen egg yolks on a white plate

    Melissa Clark's Easy Hack To Perfectly Freeze Egg Yolks

    Freezing eggs isn't something many home cooks often do. However, if you want to store your egg yolks this way, food writer Melissa Clark has some tips.

    By Kendra Mahaffey January 5th, 2025 Read More
  • homemade chocolate fudge with nuts on a plate

    Here's How Long Your Homemade Fudge Will Last

    Once you've made your best batch of homemade fudge, you'll want to store it properly to give it the longest shelf life. So how long does fudge last for?

    By Iva Sorsa-Sunic January 4th, 2025 Read More
  • Top view of whole cucumbers on wooden cutting board

    Why You Shouldn't Freeze Cucumbers Whole (And What To Do Instead)

    You can chuck lots of different fruits and veggies right into the freezer, but whole cucumbers are not one of them. Here's a better way to freeze them.

    By Mathieson Nishimura January 4th, 2025 Read More
  • A close-up of a pile of leafy green spinach

    The Genius Way To Store Spinach For Non-Slimy Greens

    Spinach is delicious but well-known for its short shelf life. This hack is a great way to store spinach to keep it fresh and stop it from getting slimy.

    By Cara J Suppa January 4th, 2025 Read More
  • Fresh and dry garlic

    The Easy Way To Dehydrate Garlic Without A Fancy Machine

    Although the marketing teams for flashy kitchen gadgets would like you to think otherwise, you don't actually need new equipment to dehydrate garlic.

    By Mariana Zapata January 3rd, 2025 Read More
  • whole mushrooms in blue-green containers

    Can You Freeze Mushrooms?

    Mushrooms are great in a number of dishes, but you may not need to use them all at once. In which case, is it okay to freeze mushrooms for a longer shelf life?

    By Cara J Suppa January 2nd, 2025 Read More
  • An interior shot of an empty freezer with frost on the walls

    A Mostly Empty Freezer Can Cause More Harm To Food Than You Think

    You might think you're being minimalist, but a mostly empty freezer is actually bad for your ice box. Here's the best way to keep your freezer functioning.

    By Cara J Suppa January 1st, 2025 Read More
  • a whole raw chicken on a cutting board

    Is It Safe To Eat Yellow Chicken?

    A good way to check if chicken has gone bad is to check for discoloration, but sometimes chicken has a yellow hue even at the grocery store. Is is safe to eat?

    By Cara J Suppa December 31st, 2024 Read More
  • Glass container with freshly made chocolate chip cookies in it.

    The Unique Jar Hack That Keeps Cookies Fresh

    Nobody makes cookies just one at a time, so leftovers are almost guaranteed. If you don't want to feel rushed to eat them before they dry out, try this hack.

    By Carla Vaisman December 31st, 2024 Read More
  • Horseradish root on cutting board with grater

    How To Avoid The Unpleasant Bitter Bits Of Fresh Horseradish

    When it comes to properly preparing a root vegetable with as much sinus clearing potency as horseradish, you want to have all the information you can get.

    By Erica Martinez December 29th, 2024 Read More
  • cocoa powder, chocolate chunks and frosting

    There's Only One Correct Way To Store Cocoa Powder

    Is the old tin of cocoa powder in your pantry still good? Learn how to spot spoilage, store it properly, and keep your desserts rich and flavorful.

    By Melissa Tate December 29th, 2024 Read More
  • Charred hot dogs cooking on a grill

    How To Keep Ready-To-Eat Hot Dogs Warm

    Cooking for a large group doesn't have to be an ordeal. Get your hot dogs prepped before time and keep them warm with this handy kitchen trick.

    By Cara J Suppa December 28th, 2024 Read More
  • close-up of cut ginger root

    Here's How You Should Be Storing Ginger Root

    Ginger root has amazing health benefits, and if you know how to store it properly, you can make it last longer while getting to use up every last bit of it.

    By Mathieson Nishimura December 28th, 2024 Read More
  • A mason jar full of dry oats with lid and ring on

    You're Probably Storing Your Mason Jars All Wrong

    Storing your mason jars may seem like the easiest part of the canning process. However, many people don't know this crucial food preservation tip.

    By Carla Vaisman December 28th, 2024 Read More
  • onions in plastic baskets

    Can Onions Be Stored In The Fridge?

    From hanging baskets to specialty containers, there are many ways to store onions, but some question if they should be kept in the fridge.

    By Nika Renee December 28th, 2024 Read More
  • Bowl of dried orange sitting next to dried flowers

    The Right Way To Store Fresh Oregano So It'll Last

    If stored improperly, oregano will lose its taste and can spoil if exposed to too much air, light, and moisture but these tips will help keep your herb fresh.

    By Kendra Mahaffey December 28th, 2024 Read More
  • Basket of red grapes

    What Is That White Stuff On Grapes (And Is It Safe To Eat)?

    You may have noticed a thin white film on your grapes and wondered if it was mold, or something else you weren't sure if you should eat.

    By Moriah House December 27th, 2024 Read More
  • Five knives inside of a knife block

    The Nasty Reason Why You Should Ditch Your Knife Block

    Knife blocks are meant to keep your knives safe, but they can actually do the opposite, and it's worth looking at yours to see if you should use an alternative.

    By Creshonda A. Smith December 27th, 2024 Read More
  • Shrimp in a bowl of ice water and lemon on the side with a marble background

    How To Thaw Shrimp, The Best Way And The Fast Way

    Shrimp don't last long in the fridge, so buying them frozen makes sense. But unless you want to make everyone sick, you should know how to properly thaw them.

    By Keira Wingate December 26th, 2024 Read More
  • Frozen steak and knife on cutting board

    13 Tips For Cooking Frozen Steak

    Freezing your steak is a great way to make it last longer, but cooking it from its frozen state can be tricky. Here are some top tips for how to do it.

    By Holly Riddle December 24th, 2024 Read More
  • Macaroni salad in a white bowl

    Can You Freeze Macaroni Salad? Here's What You Need To Know

    Macaroni salad is a good recipe to fall back on in a pinch, but sometimes you make more than you intend to. Is it okay to freeze macaroni salad?

    By Laila Alaya December 24th, 2024 Read More
  • Easily Access To Hard-To-Reach Items With One Genius Pantry Hack

    Struggling with pantry clutter? This simple, affordable solution maximizes space, keeps essentials within reach, and works wonders in shelves of all kinds.

    By Abstract Samm December 24th, 2024 Read More
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