Ditch Your Cake Pan. Bake Brownies In A Cast Iron Skillet Instead
There's a major case to be made for using cast iron to make brownies, so we reached out to an expert for the details you need to convert your favorite recipe.
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How One Plastic Container Lid Solves A Messy Cooking Problem
Keep your counters mess-free with this easy plastic lid hack. It'll prevent any kitchen utensil messes, and it's totally free to boot.
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Aluminum Foil Can Go In Some Microwaves. Here's How To Tell If Yours Is Safe
Putting aluminum foil in the microwave can lead to disaster... most of the time. Here are the circumstances when it's safe to microwave your food with foil.
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The Genius Cookie Dough Storage Hack We Can't Stop Using
Making your own cookie dough is the only way to taste the most unique recipes, but storing the leftovers can be a hassle. Use this hack for a much easier time.
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The Old-Fashioned Fridge Features That Were Way More Functional Than Today's Models
It's easy for nostalgia to influence memories of the past, but we can't help but wish modern fridges had shelving like the appliances of the 1940s to 1960s.
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Julia Child Seldom Used This Part Of Her Cutting-Edge Kitchen
Despite her celebrity chef status, Julia Child preferred using familiar equipment in her kitchen, often neglecting this bulky stovetop attachment.
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Don't Ruin Your Vintage Milk Glass — This Common Kitchen Habit Damages It Instantly
If you make this mistake with your vintage milk glass, you'll definitely ruin it. Here's how to avoid it (and what to do instead).
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Stop Spending A Fortune On This Mixer: Thrift A Secondhand Version Instead
KitchenAid's name is synonymous with its stand mixer, but it's really expensive. Fortunately, it isn't too hard to find them for less on the secondary market.
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That Old Candy Dish Your Grandma Owned Could Be Worth Hundreds
This particular type of candy dish might not look like it's very valuable, but these vintage finds could go for hundreds of dollars if you still have one.
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Martha Stewart's Genius Solution For Baking Sheet Clutter In Your Kitchen
Tired of your sheet pans clanging around when you go to bake something? Martha Stewart's smart storage solution helps organize them and reduce kitchen clutter.
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Reheat Coffee With Ease Thanks To This Nifty Tool
There are a number of different ways to reheat your cup of joe, but one incredibly convenient and clever kitchen gadget makes keeping coffee hot a breeze.
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6 Things To Look For When Shopping For Vintage Kitchen Knives
If you regularly scan the cutlery section of your local thrift shop in search of vintage kitchen knives, be sure to check out our experts' tips.
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What To Know Before Putting Your Dutch Oven In The Oven
Can you put your Dutch oven in the oven? Yes, you can, but there are some things to know before sliding this workhorse cooking vessel into the oven.
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Before You Carve That Turkey, Make Sure You Pick Up This
One large turkey can feed a family for days, but cutting it up is no small task. To prepare and serve your turkey safely, consider investing in this tool.
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Aldi's $15 Pyrex Copycat Is The Bakeware Set Every Home Chef Needs
Pyrex dishes can quickly become expensive if you're aiming for a full set, which makes this $15 Aldi copycat even more of an excellent deal.
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This Car Company Makes Some Of The Best Pepper Mills In The World
Pepper mills are perfect for freshly ground pepper. But did you know that some pepper mills are manufactured by this French car company? Here's a brief history.
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Complete Your Kitchen's Luxury Look With This Affordable Chalkboard Trend
Upgrade your home instantly with this handy, super affordable trend. It's not just a chalkboard, but a decorative item to spruce up your kitchen's look.
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Ina Garten's Most Fundamental Tip For Soup That's 5x More Flavorful
It's officially soup season, and Food Network star Ina Garten has a secret for ensuring bold flavors every time. Here's how to make the best homemade soup.
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The Wine Cork Hack That Protects Your Fingers From Hot Pot Lids
Save your fingers from hot pot lids with this easy hack. All you'll need is a single wine cork, and you'll never have to worry about potholders again.
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The Forgotten Kitchen Appliance Everyone Had In The '80s And '90s (It Made Baking So Simple)
Throw it back to the decades past with this nifty kitchen appliance that whips up a favorite baked good with almost zero effort but plenty of great taste.
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Cut Down On Your Meal Prep Time With This $9.99 Aldi Kitchen Find
If you're looking for an affordable tool that cuts down meal prep time and minimizes the cleanup after, don't miss this Aldi Finds addition.
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This Dollar Tree Kitchen Essential Is A Budget Must-Buy, According To Reviews
Contrary to popular belief, not all kitchen tools need to be expensive to be effective, and this Dollar Tree steal is one great example of that fact.
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The Vinegar Hack That Makes Silverware Look Brand New
Bummed out by your dishearteningly dull silverware? Have no fear, as they can look good as new with a little bit of vinegar, thanks to this hack.
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Make Cleaning Stained Dutch Ovens A Breeze With An Unexpected Hack
If you've had a Dutch oven for a long time, chances are it's pretty stained. Here's how to easily clean exterior stains to make its finish look new again.
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We Found Out How TJ Maxx Makes Pricey Cookware Brands So Affordable
TJ Maxx is known for its great deals on high-quality cookware, but how can it sell these brands for so cheap in the first place? We figured it out.
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How To Fix A Leaky Dishwasher Without Having To Call A Plumber
A leaky dishwasher can have you contemplating making a pricey call to the plumber. Here's how to fix it yourself instead of picking up the phone for help.
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The Right Way To Make Daal In An Instant Pot According To A Pro
Daal, an Indian dish made from split pulses, is commonly cooked on the stovetop, but an Instant Pot works well, too. Here's expert guidance for this approach.
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