This Easy Storage Tip Will Extend The Life Of Your Nonstick Cookware
Nonstick pans are all fun and games until you scratch off the coating. This is what you need to help them last for years (plus proper storage and care).
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Why Aluminum Foil Has 2 Different Sides, And When To Use Each
While it seems pretty straightforward, one side of foil is shiny, while the other side isn't. But does that matter for your food? It depends.
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How To Fix Air Bubbles In Buttercream Frosting Without Using A Mixer
Air is an unspoken essential ingredient in buttercream frosting, but too much and it may disappoint. Here's an easy way to remove air bubbles, no mixer needed.
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The Key To A Well-Mixed Chopped Salad? It Starts With Your Knife
Making a great chopped salad involves many moving parts, from the ingredient selection to how you mix it, but it always starts with your knife selection.
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How To Install A Kitchen Sink Like A Total Pro
If you need a new kitchen sink and are up for a DIY project, check out this advice from the pros so you can install your new sink with ease.
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Kitchen Lacking Mixing Bowls? Dollar Tree Has An Affordable Fix
Mixing bowls are one of those essential kitchen tools you've got to replace. When the time comes, look for some affordable replacements at Dollar Tree.
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What Geoffrey Zakarian Thinks About The Dark Brown Buildup On Your Baking Sheets
For some, a dark layer on your pots and pans is a normal sign of wear and tear. For Chef Geoffrey Zakarian, it's a signifier of something deeper.
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Rolling Pins Get A Second Life In A Thrift Store DIY That Everyone's Copying
If you come across a rolling pin at a thrift store, snag it for this DIY project that transforms the baking tool into a cute, functional piece of kitchen decor.
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The Handy Vintage Dish That Deserves A Spot On Your Bar Cart
Add a little extra pizzaz to your next rimmed cocktail by adding this gorgeous and timeless vintage dish to your bar cart. Keep an eye out at the thrift shop!
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Dollar Tree's $1.50 Cocktail Glasses Look As Classy As Real Crystal
There's no need to spend big bucks on nice glassware. Dollar Tree has a selection of high-quality cocktail glasses that will only set you back $1.50 each.
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Don't Toss Those Potato Peels! Use Them To Season Cookware Instead, Here's How
Wait, don't throw out your potato peels! Instead, you can use them to season your cookware for the low price of absolutely free (plus some oil and salt).
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How To Determine The Right Size Air Fryer For Your Kitchen
Air fryers aren't always a one-size-fits-all appliance. These sizes to look for, depending on your kitchen size and the number of people you plan to serve.
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Flat Vs Round Skewers: Which Are Better For Grilling?
We asked an expert if we should be using flat or round skewers when grilling, and we have an answer for barbecue lovers and backyard party-throwers.
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Do Gas Or Electric Stoves Last Longer?
When deciding between a gas or an electric stove, longevity should be a top concern. For the longest-lasting stove, go with this type.
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How To Determine Whether It's Better To Repair A Broken Kitchen Appliance Or Simply Replace It
If your fridge is making a strange sound or your stove won't heat, don't automatically replace it. Our expert shares when you should decide to fix it first.
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The Old School Coffee Maker Grandma Swore By Has A Hidden Flaw
The simple coffee maker that grandma used may conjure up feelings of home, coziness, and even campfires, but the contraption actually has a pretty big flaw.
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This Common Keurig Mistake Is Sabotaging Your Coffee's Flavor
Keurigs are a lifesaver for many since they quickly make coffee while you handle other business. Just make sure you're not doing this, or suffer bad coffee.
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The Forgotten '70s Countertop Appliance That Cooked Everything From Fried Chicken To Casseroles
Your mother or grandmother probably had this countertop appliance in the 1970s. Here's why it was a crowd favorite, and why you don't see many of them any more.
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The 'Holy Grail' Kitchen Find You Should Never Pass Up While Thrifting
If you ever spot this mint green dishware at the thrift store, don't leave it sitting on the shelf. Here's what it is and why it's worth buying.
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This Dollar Tree Storage Find Is A Real Game Changer For Leftovers
Have a bunch of little scraps left over from making dinner but don't want to toss out perfectly good food? This Dollar Tree storage container will save the day.
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How To Avoid Exploding Your Mason Jars While Prepping Soups This Fall
Mason jars are the perfect meal prep containers for taking soups to go, but you should be careful when transferring hot broth, bisque, or other liquid to one.
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The Lemon Hack That Makes Stainless Steel Pans Look New Again
New stainless steel pans are a shiny, gorgeous joy to behold. When they're old and stained, though, all you need is a lemon (plus a kitchen staple) to fix them.
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The Absolute Best Types Of Storage Containers For Your Open Shelf Kitchen
Open shelving is prime opportunity to showcase your dishware, cookbooks, and kitchen tools. That's why you should use these kinds of storage containers.
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The Simple Dollar Tree Tool For Kitchen Organization That Rivals Professional Chefs
Elevate your kitchen with this Dollar Tree tool that's a budget-friendly alternative to an organizational system used in professional kitchens.
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DIY A Stylish Cake Stand With Upcycled Lids From Pots And Pans
Don't throw away those free-floating pot and pan lids hanging out at the bottom of your cabinets. Instead, use them to make a charming custom cake stand.
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How To Authenticate Vintage Pyrex
Ready to find out if that Pyrex you found on the thrift store shelf is authentic? There are some trusted tricks to try to be sure it's the real deal.
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How To Easily Mash Potatoes (Without A Masher)
You don't need a masher to mash potatoes, but you do need some patience, and potentially some other handy kitchen tools. Here's how to make a great batch.
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