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Storage And Preservation

  • The interior of a small kitchen.

    Maximize Small Kitchen Space With This Cheap Storage Hack

    If you're working with limited kitchen space, you should try out this cheap and easy hack to create extra kitchen storage using your refrigerator.

    By Betsy Parks Read More
  • Close up of baby carrots

    How To Prevent Soapy Tasting Raw Carrots

    Soapy tasting carrots aren't the delicious snack or ingredient they should be. Luckily, that taste happens for a specific reason, and you can easily prevent it.

    By Hilary Wheelan Remley Read More
  • Overhead shot of a variety of opened canned goods

    The Red Flag That Will Warn You When Canned Goods Aren't Edible Anymore

    Canned goods are great for easy dinner additions and last-minute meals, but you should watch out for this warning sign to ensure the food inside is safe to eat.

    By Rachel Shulhafer Haeseley Read More
  • A bowl of chili with toppings.

    How To Freeze Chili The Correct Way

    One batch of chili can make several meals for your family, but follow these tips for the best ways to freeze and package it properly.

    By Betsy Parks Read More
  • tin can filled with tuna and tomatoes on the side

    Can You Store Canned Tuna In The Freezer?

    Wondering how to store that half-used can of tuna? Here's what you need to know about whether or not you can pop it in the freezer to extend its shelf life.

    By Megan Lim Read More
  • plant-based steak

    What You Should Know About Refreezing Plant-Based Meat

    Refreezing plant-based meat products is generally a breeze, but you'll want to make sure you thaw each kind correctly once it's time to cook dinner.

    By Shriya Swaminathan Read More
  • a tray with lime, salt, and tequila being poured into glasses

    Does Tequila Ever Expire?

    If you've purchased a bottle of tequila and you're wondering whether or not it will ever spoil, here's what to know, plus how to extend its lifespan.

    By Layne Randolph Read More
  • Woman looking inside open refrigerator

    Avoid Storing These 12 Foods In The Fridge

    The fridge is a lifesaver when it comes to keeping food fresh, but it's not the best place for everything. It's best to store these ingredients another way.

    By Stephen McPhee Read More
  • Sliced pork tenderloin with fresh rosemary and mustard sauce

    How To Reheat Pork Tenderloin So It Stays Juicy

    Pork tenderloin is a delicious cut of meat, but because it's so lean, it can quickly become dry. Avoid ruining your leftovers with these simple reheating tips.

    By Crystal Antonace Read More
  • two boxes of Ziploc bags stacked on shelf

    Should You Really Reuse Ziploc Bags?

    Ziploc bags are some of the best quick-and-easy storage solutions we have. Many people reuse Ziploc bags, but just because you can, does that mean you should?

    By Megan Lim Read More
  • Assortment of poppy seed bagels

    How Long Do Store-Bought Bagels Last In The Fridge?

    Bagels are a breakfast staple, but storing them for many morning meals can be tricky. Here's what to know about keeping store-bought bagels in the fridge.

    By Allison Lindsey Read More
  • pictured spoiled dairy product

    Tips For Extending The Shelf Life Of Your Dairy Products

    Want to keep your milk, cheese, and yogurt fresh for longer? These simple tricks will help extend the shelf life of your dairy products at home.

    By Nikita Ephanov Read More
  • Person pouring olive oil over bread.

    Why The Best Place To Store Olive Oil Is Usually Its Original Bottle

    Olive oil is a kitchen staple. However, you should think twice before swapping out the original bottle for a trendy clear dispenser to prolong shelf life.

    By Tony Cooper Read More
  • Hand holding Chèvre

    The Key Signs Your Goat Cheese Has Gone Bad

    Goat cheese by any other name would be just as delicious .. unless it's spoiled. In that case, it will have a number of undesirable qualities.

    By Buffy Naillon Read More
  • an array of soda cans, all open

    How Long Does It Take For Opened Soda To Go Flat?

    There's nothing quite like the satisfying hiss of a freshly opened can of soda pop, but how much time do you really have to enjoy those enticing bubbles?

    By Sonora Slater Read More
  • Assorted raw meat and vegetables

    What It Means When Your Uncooked Steak Turns Brown

    If you've got steak in the fridge that's turned brown before you've even cooked it, is it still safe to use? Here's everything you need to know.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • Powdered milk next to a glass of liquid milk

    How Long Is Powdered Milk Good For?

    Powdered milk is a popular alternative to regular milk and it can be derived from both dairy and nondairy products. Here's how long it will last on the shelf.

    By Aspen Oblewski Read More
  • Assortment of dried pasta

    Does Dried Pasta Ever Go Bad? Shelf Life And Storage Tips

    Dried pasta is a pantry necessity that seems to stay good forever. Does it have an actual expiration date? And could you be storing it improperly?

    By Allison Lindsey Read More
  • Three peeled raw frozen eggs

    What Really Happens To Eggs When You Freeze Them?

    Whether you want to freeze raw eggs or a leftover quiche, you may have wondered what happens to eggs when they freeze, or if it's safe to freeze them at all.

    By Georgina Jedikovska Read More
  • shelves full of bagged salads

    Here's How To Keep Bagged Salad Fresh Longer

    Bagged lettuce is super convenient for making fresh salads in a pinch, but you'll have a wilted, soggy mess if you don't use it quickly. Here's how to store it.

    By Tara Bowen Read More
  • Shelf of packaged cookies at a grocery store

    Yes, You Can Freeze Store-Bought Cookies. Here's How

    To extend the lifespan of most store-bought cookies, you can freeze them using our simple instructions. Then, dig in once sugar cravings strike.

    By Georgina Jedikovska Read More
  • cluttered kitchen shelves

    These 5 Things Should Be The First To Go When Decluttering Your Kitchen

    Decluttering your kitchen can make life much easier for you on the regular. When you're ready to get down and dirty, there are five things that should go first.

    By Chloe O'Donnell Read More
  • Close-up shot of someone chopping fresh garlic

    The Genius Way To Prevent That Stubborn Garlic Smell On Your Hands

    If you love cooking with garlic but don't love the smell it leaves behind on your hands, try this easy method to prevent lingering garlic odors.

    By Kim Ranjbar Read More
  • Bologna sandwich on white plate

    How Long Does Bologna Last After Being Opened?

    The last thing you want when making a sandwich is to discover your bologna is expired, so here’s what you need to know about keeping it fresh.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • Sandwich on dark plate

    Prevent A Soggy Lunch With This Easy Sandwich Storage Hack

    Ever open a sandwich you were really looking forward to only to find that the bottom was completely wet? Here's an easy way to prevent soggy sandwich bread.

    By Julia Mullaney Read More
  • A sandwich with lunch meats on a white plate.

    How Long Can A Sandwich Stay Fresh At Room Temperature?

    No one wants to bite into a sandwich that will make them ill. That’s why it’s important to know how long they can stay fresh at room temperature.

    By Betsy Parks Read More
  • Fresh washed greens on a cutting board

    Save Wilted Salad Greens From The Trash With One Hack

    Have you left some salad greens too long in the fridge to the point they've become a sad mess? This delicious and simple hack can save them from the trash can.

    By Kim Ranjbar Read More
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