The Essential Rules To Follow When Storing Canned Food
Canned goods may seem indestructible, but they do need to be stored with care. Here's how to keep the cans and their contents in good shape.
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Choose The Tastiest Pint Of Blueberries At The Store With A Few Simple Tips
When you get blueberries from the grocery store, you want to make sure you're getting the most flavorful batch and buying ones that won't go bad quickly.
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Why You Should Never Store Open Bags Of Flour In Your Kitchen Pantry
Refolding an open bag of flour isn't enough to keep it fresh and pest-free. Instead, you need to store it in an air-tight container -- here's why.
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The Tell-Tale Signs Your Home-Canned Goods Have Spoiled
Canning your own foods is great for saving money and cooking healthier meals, but if done incorrectly your goods might spoil or, even worse, make you sick.
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The Best Way To Store Peaches
Whether your peaches are underripe, overripe, or just right, we have tips for storing them so they stay bruise-free and tasty for days or even months.
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Here's How Long Rotisserie Chicken Lasts In The Fridge
Rotisserie chicken is delicious and convenient, but how long does it last in the fridge? We've got the answers so you can safely enjoy your leftovers.
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How Long Cream Cheese Stays Fresh After Opening
Cream cheese is a great versatile ingredient to have on hand. But if the package has already been opened, you don't have forever to use it.
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Here's How Often You Actually Need To Replace Spices
Spices in your cabinet may seem like they can last forever, but they do have a shelf life. These are how long both ground spices and whole spices last.
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How Long Buttermilk Stays Fresh After Opening
Buttermilk is one of the most versatile dairy ingredients available to home cooks. Here's how long it stays fresh after opening, and how to store it.
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The Last Day You Can Still Eat Lunch Meat After Opening
Lunch meat is a staple for many people and because of its popularity questions abound how long you can safely eat the meat after opening the package.
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10 Easy Tips To Reduce Food Waste
We all waste food somtimes, but these easy tips, from prep to storage, will keep waste to a minimum and get more out of your groceries and cooked dishes.
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The Last Day You Can Still Eat Ricotta Cheese After Opening It
Between sell-by, use-by, and expiration dates, it's tricky to figure out just when it's still safe to eat something and when you should throw it away.
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The Last Day You Can Still Eat Yogurt After Opening It
Yogurt can be a great addition to many recipes or enjoyed on its own. The countdown on its window for food safety begins when you open the container.
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Can You Freeze Cooked Rice?
Some foods keep very well in the freezer and reheat beautifully, but is leftover cooked rice one of them? Here's what to know before you grab the freezer bags.
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Turn All-Purpose Flour Into Self-Rising Flour With 2 Staple Ingredients
If you're a regular baker, you may be familiar with self-rising flour. However, you don't actually need to fill up precious pantry space by stocking up on it.
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What To Do If You Don't Have A Vacuum Seal For Your Sous Vide
If you don't have a vacuum sealer to make sous vide, don't fret. By using the water displacement technique, you can seal food with items you have at home.
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The Case For Freezing Steak Unwrapped
If you're going to cook meat from frozen then it is better to freeze steak unwrapped initially. Here's why this is a good idea for the perfect sear later on.
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Here's How Long You Can Eat Smoked Salmon After Opening It
Smoked salmon makes for an elegant appetizer or a decadent breakfast, but if you find yourself with leftovers, here's how long you have to eat them.
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The Scientific Reason Honey Never Expires
Honey can stay edible for hundreds or even thousands of years, and the reason all comes down to science -- and the handiwork of the bees who process it.
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The Best Way To Store Coconut Oil For The Longest Shelf Life
Whether you buy refined or unrefined coconut oil, you can keep it fresher for longer by following a few simple storage steps. Here's what to know.
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12 Crucial Storage Tips For Your Good Whiskey
Storing a good whiskey bottle takes a bit of work. But with a little ingenuity and these 12 tips, you'll be a pro in no time.
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Here's When Your Leftover Pizza Becomes Unsafe To Eat
Staring down a bunch of leftover slices of that tasty pizza pie from last night? You might be wondering how long you have to eat them. Here's what to know.
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Yes, You Can Freeze Watermelon. Here's How
To preserve watermelon past a few days or weeks, you need to know how to freeze it correctly -- and how to enjoy it when you take it out of the freezer.
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Store Your Guacamole Like Chipotle And Thank Us Later
To find out how to prevent leftover guacamole from browning too quickly, we spoke to Chipotle for a few tips and tricks. Here's why this method works so well.
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Why It's Time To Start Storing Costco Muffins In The Freezer
Now you don't need to limit how many of Costco's Kirkland brand muffins you buy because these popular and delicious treats store wonderfully in the freezer.
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The Step You Need To Take Before Buying A Costco Sheet Cake
If you want to keep your Costco sheet cake in perfect condition hours, days, and maybe even weeks after purchasing it, you'll need to prepare beforehand.
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How Long Pesto Will Still Taste Good After Opening
So, you've opened a jar of pesto after getting excited about a delicious pasta meal, and now you need to know how long you've got before it goes bad.
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