14 Things You Didn't Know Your French Press Could Do
Though a French press is tailor-made for coffee, there's no reason to limit it there because we've got loads of useful drink and food hacks its perfect for.
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Treat Your Asparagus Like A Bouquet Of Flowers For Better Fridge Storage
It's always great to have fresh veggies in the house. Next time you're ready to refrigerate those asparagus stalks, pretend you're making a veggie bouquet.
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The Best Store-Bought Pesto Money Can Buy, According To Reviews
With so many pesto brands in the grocery store, which one is the best? We take a deep dive to explore some of our favorite pesto brands.
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No Can Opener? Open Your Can With A Spoon Instead
If you're in a pinch and lost your can opener, you can still eat your favorite canned food. If you have a spoon handy, try this simple opening trick.
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Once Popular Vintage Kitchen Tools That No One Uses Anymore
It's easy to be nostalgic about the past, especially when considering all the interesting and popular kitchen tools home cooks used and left behind.
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15 Creative Ways To Use Your Cheese Grater
The grater is for more than just cheese. From frozen tofu to cauliflower rice, these are our favorite tips for getting the most from your grater.
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Peanut Butter Brands You Should Buy And The Ones You Should Avoid
The peanut butter aisle is stocked with options, but which ones are actually worth the purchase? We did a thorough brand breakdown to help you choose.
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The Chopstick Hack That Gives You Double The Fridge Space
Carve out extra storage space in your fridge with this chopstick hack for stacking bowls. It's so simple that you'll wonder why you didn't think of it sooner!
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How To Cut Watermelon Into Sticks, Cubes And Triangles
Cutting a watermelon is no easy task. We've got a detailed melon carving breakdown, whether you're cutting up for a backyard BBQ or a simple recipe.
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5 Father's Day Food Gifts That Won't Collect Dust In Your Basement
It can be hard shopping for a dad who fancies himself a lover of all things food, so we rounded up a bunch of gifts your old man will actually want to use.
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The Storage Mistake That Spoils Your Whiskey
If you want to keep your whiskey flavorful, don't store it the same way you'd store a bottle of wine! Instead, avoid oxidation with a simple storage switch.
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Onions, Apples, And Potatoes: What Can I Store Together?
Certain produce just shouldn't be stored together, because they can share scents and flavors or emit gasses that speed up ripening before you're ready.
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Why Grocery Stores Wrap Cheese In Plastic But You Shouldn't
When you pick up your favorite cheese at the grocery store, it usually comes wrapped in plastic, but that's not how you should keep it at home. Here's why.
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The Best Schedule To Clean Your Keurig For Great Tasting Coffee
Keep your Keurig in top shape -- and your coffee tasting great -- by sticking to a cleaning schedule that's based on how often you use the machine.
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When To Store Glasses Facing Up Vs Down: The Debate Explained
Whether your glassware should be stored facing up or facing down and when is a matter of great debate. Here's what to know and when it matters.
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12 Ways To Use Banana Peels Before You Throw Them Out
Before you toss your next banana peel into the trash, take a pause. This food scrap actually has many uses in your kitchen, home, and even hygiene routine.
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12 Actually Reasonable Ways To Check Food For Doneness
Don't just eyeball your food - there are plenty of safe, simple ways to measure your food's doneness, from temperature reading to texture testing and more.
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Overrated Cuts Of Steak And What To Replace Them With
Chef and private caterer Katelyn Leckie tells Chowhound her favorite cuts of steak, which ones are more affordable, and which are frankly not worth the price.
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The Best Kept Secret For Fresh Tomato Storage
Is there anything quite as nice as a ripe, fresh tomato? Here's how you should be storing them to make sure your tomatoes stay fresh for longer.
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The Air Fryer Basket Cleaning Hack That Couldn't Be Easier
Air fryers are incredibly convenient, but they can easily get grimy if you're not careful. Thankfully, there's a super simple cleaning hack that can help.
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Level Up Your PB&J Sandwiches With A Unique Topping Upgrade
One underrated way you may not have thought of to level up this classic sandwich is with a layer of this crunchy ingredient nestled in with the PB&J.
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The Storage Hack To Save Opened Red Wine
If you didn't finish that bottle of red wine, don't fret -- there's a simple storage tip that can help you keep it fresh even after opening.
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The Olive Oil Trick To Stop Leftover Pesto From Turning Brown
Homemade pesto is a vibrant addition to any dish - as long as it's fresh. To prevent your pesto from turning brown in the fridge, you can try using olive oil.
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The One Knife Home Cooks Should Splurge On According To A Chef
Knives are an essential tool in every kitchen, but there's one versatile blade in particular that is chef-approved and absolutely worth the splurge.
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Paper Towels Are Key When It Comes To Storing Spinach Long-Term
Spinach is easy to forget in the fridge, but there are ways to keep it from wilting prematurely. Here's one tip that will keep your spinach nice and dry.
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The Best And Worst Times To Use An Oven's Self Clean Function
Self-cleaning ovens can make keeping your kitchen clean much easier, but it's important to start the cycle at the right time. Here's what to know.
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How Long A Batch Of Cooked Pasta Will Last In The Fridge
How long will your pasta stay fresh -- and tasty -- in the fridge after you've made it? That depends on what kind of pasta it is and how you store it.
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