The Hack To Cry Less When Cutting Onions, According To Science
We have all fallen victim to the pungent tears that follow slicing into an onion. However, this hack can help keep those irritating tears at bay.
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Worth The Hype Or Overpriced: Should You Splurge On Steam Ovens?
Can a steam oven possibly replace or give your your kitchen's conventional oven a break? We break down whether or not you should buy into the hype.
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9 Kitchen Garbage Cans That Keep Out Flies And Smells For Good
Pesky flies and a bad smell in your kitchen are common problems, but with this list of highly-rated, odor-fighting garbage cans, they can be left in the past.
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Homeowners Love These Highly Rated Costco Cookware Sets
Costco offers a wide variety of cookware sets in different materials and for different specifications. Here are five Costco sets that home cooks love.
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13 Baking Steels And Stones From Amazon
If you're looking to add a baking steel or stone to your cookware collection, these selections from Amazon are a great place to start your search.
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The Practical Reason A Dutch Oven Is Superior For Deep-Frying Food
Every kitchen should have a Dutch oven for plenty of reasons. One of the best is that it's perfect for deep-frying for this practical reason.
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The Pros And Cons Of Using SodaStream
Having a home carbonation system such as SodaStream that allows you to make your own sparkling water or soda has its benefits, but there are some drawbacks.
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Should Steak Knives Be Serrated Or Non-Serrated?
If you're trying to pick the best steak knife, the major decision is choosing between a serrated and a non-serrated blade, and there are benefits to both.
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Can You Really Tell If Pyrex Will Explode Based On The Logo?
Pyrex has been a trusted kitchen companion for many years, but rumors persist that its glass can explode, with the logo being a clue as to the chances of this.
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Why Martha Stewart Thinks This Staple Kitchen Appliance Is Worth Every Penny
When knowledgeable celebrity chefs such as Martha Stewart give you advice, you better listen. That includes Stewart suggesting you splurge on this appliance.
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When To Use A Meat Cleaver And Why It Matters
A meat cleaver is the most misunderstood knife in the kitchen. It looks like a medieval weapon, and if that leaves you unsure when to use it, you're not alone.
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Rubber Vs Wooden Cutting Boards: What's The Difference?
Wondering whether you should go for a wooden or rubber cutting board? Here are all the key differences in material, care, and style that you should consider.
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Clear Up More Space In Your Kitchen With This Genius Food Container Tip
If you want to make the most of your kitchen storage and the containers you keep your food in, there's just one kind you need to buy. Here's what to know.
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The Best Way To Take Advantage Of Your Pizza Oven While It Cools Down
If you're baking a fresh, cheesy pie in a backyard pizza oven, make the most of its lingering heat by preparing an additional course as it cools down.
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How To Use A Butter Bell And Style It In Your Kitchen
A butter bell can safely keep your butter soft and spreadable at room temperature while also looking stylish on your kitchen counter. Here's how to use it.
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How To Peel A Mango In Seconds Using A Drinking Glass
Peeling a mango isn't too difficult, but it is messy and takes some careful maneuvering. Unless, of course, you use this drinking glass peeling hack.
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10 Surefire Ways To Open A Stuck Jar
It can be frustrating to open a stuck jar. Try some of these methods or equipment you might already have in your kitchen to twist off the stuck lid with ease.
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Ree Drummond Loves This Kitchen Tool So Much Even Her Barbie Doll Comes With It
Ree Drummond has her very own Barbie doll that comes with a Pioneer-Woman-inspired kitchen, including Drummond's most favorite kitchen tool.
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Why Ina Garten Thinks It's A Mistake To Keep The Same Vegetable Peeler For Too Long
Celebrity chef Ina Garten knows that meal preparation should always be done well, and that includes keeping your cooking tools in good shape.
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The Simple College Dorm Breakfast You Can Whip Up With Just A Coffee Pot
If you're looking for a quick, easy breakfast that you can make with only a coffee pot, try this staple meal that you can make sweet or savory.
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Why Mason Jars Became The Unofficial Container Of Overnight Oats
Overnight oats are a tremendously popular breakfast that are often made in Mason jars, to the point where it's an unofficial pairing. Here's why.
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Why It's A Mistake To Hang Measuring Cups On Your Cabinet Doors
Finding room to store all your kitchen gear can be pretty difficult. If you're planning on hanging your measuring cups, here's why you should reconsider.
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It's A Mistake To Line Your Oven With Aluminum Foil. Here's Why
If you line your oven with aluminum foil in an attempt to cut down on cleaning needs, you should stop for several reasons. Here are all of them.
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What College Students Should Look For In A Dorm Mini-Fridge Before Move-In Day
Dorm life is just more fun with a mini-fridge. These tiny appliances can save you money, too. But you'll want to do your research before getting one.
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Why Your Kitchen's Mini Fridge Is So Loud (And How To Fix It)
Is your mini fridge sounding more like a roaring lawn mower of late? There are many reasons for the loud noise and in most cases, the solution is an easy fix.
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Ditch Your Toaster For The Best Frozen Waffle Breakfast Of Your Life
You might not think twice before popping frozen waffles in the toaster. However, for the crispiest and toastiest waffles, use this cooking method instead.
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The Ingenious Way College Kids Are Cooking 5-Star Dorm Room Meals
There's a current social media trend spotlighting college kids making fancy meals in their humble dorm rooms. Here's how they're pulling it off.
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