The Vintage Gem To Grab At The Thrift Store To Make Houseplants Look Luxe
Thrift stores are filled with treasures that can be repurposed in more ways than one. This find adds functional value to your plants but is also aesthetic.
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The Element That Adds Modern Nostalgia To Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Design
Gordon Ramsay is known for his opinions on food, but he has just as many concerning his home's kitchen design. That includes this modern, nostalgic element.
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The Cheap Thrift Find That Turns Into The Chicest Fridge Magnets You'll Ever See
The next time you're at a thrift store, keep an eye out for these small items in the kitchen section that are easy to turn into cute fridge magnets.
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Add Charm Back To Your Countertop With This Trendy Retro Kitchen Gadget
While your phone can be helpful in the kitchen, this old school tool is worth using for this aspect of cooking. And it comes in many designs to suit your decor.
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The Dollar Tree Kitchenware That Looks Like It Came From Anthropologie
Dollar Tree carries a wealth of gems, but right now it's offering some kitchenware that looks like it came from Anthropologie. Check out this cute set.
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How To Easily Debone A Rotisserie Chicken
If you just picked up a rotisserie chicken, there are a few ways you can save some of it for later. Here is how to easily debone your fresh purchase.
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Save Those Potato Peels: How To Use Them To Polish Silverware
Potato skins can actually be put to good use. Besides turning the peels into a crispy snack, you can also use them to make your silverware shine like new again.
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Why You Should Absolutely Never Freeze Sushi For Later
While it may be inconvenient, you should never throw sushi in the freezer to save it for later. We asked an expert why, and what to do with it instead.
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Why People Are Skipping Ovens And Making Flan In Air Fryers
For fast, easy flan that won't put your baking skills to the test, try popping the ingredients into the air fryer. It's great for making individual servings.
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How To Reheat Fried Chicken: 3 Foolproof Methods
There are a few ways to reheat fried chicken that can return the soggy pieces to their former glory. In this guide, we outline the three best methods.
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The Dollar Tree Hack That Declutters Kitchen Appliance Cords For Good
Keeping your kitchen appliance cords organized isn't just about aesthetics, it's also about safety. Try this Dollar Tree hack to organize them for good.
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The Dollar Tree DIY That Organizes Your Condiments Seamlessly
Dollar stores are a treasure trove for cheap finds to help organize your kitchen. Here's one that can be used to neatly arrange those condiment bottles.
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Here's How To Know If Your Cantaloupe Has Gone Bad
Don't settle for bland, mushy cantaloupe that's past its prime. Read these expert tips for gauging a cantaloupe's ripeness and storing it before it goes bad.
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Swap Your Dish Rack For A Dollar Tree Substitute That's Perfect For Small Kitchens
Don't have the room to spare for a bulky dish rack? Consider this Dollar Tree dish drying alternative that's stylish and can be easily put away when not in use.
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Rick Bayless' Go-To Ice Cream Scoop (And What Makes It Stand Out From The Rest)
Your ice cream scoop can make all the difference when portioning out frozen treats. Rick Bayless' go-to scoop stands out from the others. Here's why.
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For State Fair-Style Lemonade, Save These Storage Containers
Sip on homemade lemonade that brings you back to summers spent at the state fair. It all starts with these versatile deli containers.
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This Colorful Kitchen Cleaning Tool From Aldi Can Handle The Tough Stuff
Washing dishes is a never-ending chore. Make it easier and more efficient with this Aldi cleaning tool that doesn't need to be replaced as often as a sponge.
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The Pros And Cons Of Choosing A Single-Basin Sink For Your Kitchen
There are unique benefits to having the extra space a single-basin kitchen sink provides, but you'll need to plan around these potential downsides.
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This Is The Best Way To Reheat Frozen Pizza
Read on to discover how to make your slices taste fresh. Here's the best way to reheat a frozen pizza at home, using just a microwave and an air fryer.
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The Cheap Hack That Makes Whipping Up Protein Shakes So Much Easier
There are many ways to upgrade protein shakes, but sometimes, it's the device that requires a revamp. For your next protein shake, reach for a milk frother.
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There Are A Few Steps To Follow For Storing Frying Oil Properly
Frying is a great way to add flavor to your food, but cleaning up leftover oil is a chore. Luckily, chef Rick Bayless shared his tips for storing it properly.
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Cut Cake Without A Knife Using This Old School Technique
A perfectly sliced cake with clean lines isn't just for the realm of the baking pros. You can have a beautifully sliced, photo-worthy treat with one easy trick.
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Take Store-Bought Hummus From Thick And Pasty To Silky-Smooth With These Easy Tips
If the texture of your store-bought hummus just isn't cutting it, don't despair. There are several ways you can improve it if you follow these expert tips.
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3 Essential Tips For Storing Seafood According To NOAA
When you're storing seafood, you should follow these three NOAA seafood safety guidelines to ensure your fish stays fresh and safe to eat.
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Why Your Kitchen Needs A 'Dishwashing Triangle' For Easier Cleanup
If you want your kitchen cleanup to be as easy as possible, you should always be following the expert-approved "dishwashing triangle" rule. Here's why.
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9 Ways To Incorporate Pistachio Into Your Next Dessert
Pistachio might not seem like an easy flavor to use, but it can work with many different foods. Here are some of the best ways to use it in your sweet treats.
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Anthony Bourdain's Thanksgiving Cook Schedule Gets The Job Done In 3 Days
If you're hosting Thanksgiving and feel nervous about how much you have to cook, try Anthony Bourdain's 72-hour schedule for a less stressful holiday feast.
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