The Overlooked Tool That Makes Kitchen Organization A Breeze
The kitchen can often feel like a magnet for clutter, but there are some easy organizational helpers that can keep everything straight and neat.
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Easily Repurpose This Piece Of Furniture Into A Pantry
It's easy to run out of storage space in the kitchen, especially if it's a small one. If you need some extra pantry space, try using this furniture piece.
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Here's What Actually Happens When You Put Flour Down Your Kitchen Sink
An expert gave us the rundown on why it's a bad idea to put flour down your sink and what to do if you have issues after making this common kitchen mistake.
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10 Tips For Using A Chocolate Fountain
A chocolate fountain can be the key to guests having a sweet experience at your event, but only if it's used properly. That's where this list of tips comes in.
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Say Goodbye To Wood Floor Scratches Using This Clever Kitchen Remedy
Wood floors are stylish and durable, but they are also prone to scratching easily. Luckily, there's a simple DIY solution that can fix minor scratches.
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Don't Throw Out Your Used Honey Jars Before Using Every Last Bit Of Sweetness With This Trick
That almost-empty jar of honey still has some sticky, syrupy goodness that can be used in delicious ways. This method will make sure you get every last drop.
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For The Fluffiest Baked Potato, Use The Air Fryer, Not The Oven
Baked potatoes are traditionally cooked in an oven, but if you want a perfectly fluffy and crispy baked potato in a fraction of the time, use your air fryer.
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A Creative Travel-Size Trick For Spices That You'll Actually Use
It can be difficult to travel with your most-loved spices. Use this small solution so you can easily bring along spices in your luggage or even in your pocket.
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How Much Juice Is In A Single Lime? (Hint: It's Less Than You Think)
When it comes to recipes that include citrus juice, it's hard to know how many fruits to pick up from the store. This is how much juice is in a single lime.
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The Intuitive Organizing Tip That Streamlines Your Cooking Process
With how much time you spend in the kitchen, keeping it organized is essential. This approach to arranging your items can help you use them more efficiently.
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Add Olives To Rustic Bread For A Burst Of Mediterranean Flavor
A simple crusty and chewy rustic bread may be good on its own, but have you tried adding olives to it for bursts of salty, briny flavor in each bite?
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Better Coleslaw Is Within Reach — Just Change This One Thing
A small trick can make a good coleslaw great, and this one will ensure that all your veggies meld into the dish seamlessly for a more balanced bite and flavor.
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How Long Does Lobster Bisque Actually Last?
If you've made lobster bisque at home and have some left over, here's everything you need to know about storing it and how long you have before it spoils.
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Avoid Kneading Bread Dough On These Types Of Countertop Or You'll Regret It
There's no escaping the need to knead your bread dough, but take a second to consider your countertop before you do. You might be making it harder for yourself.
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Homemade Bread Is A Breeze With This KitchenAid Mixer Attachment
Making homemade bread is usually a hassle considering the time and care it takes to get right. Or, you could try using this KitchenAid mixer attachment.
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A Better Baked Sweet Potato Starts With Your Freezer
Before you bake your sweet potatoes in the oven, you should try popping them in the freezer first. Here's why it makes the end result so much better.
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The Trick To Brewing Perfect Tea Bags In An Instant With Your Keurig
Your Keurig can do more than just pour out hot coffees; you can use it to brew teas, too. You don't even need special K-cup pods, just a tea bag is enough.
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You Need This Ice Cube Tray Hack In Your Life If You Love Dirty Martinis
This trick will give you ice cubes that will keep your dirty martini cold without diluting its flavor, all while infusing the drink with a salty, briny kick.
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How To Ensure Every Single Chocolate-Covered Strawberry You Make Is Gorgeous
When covering strawberries with chocolate, you want them to have a smooth, glossy, and snappy shell. We asked an expert chocolatier for tips to achieve this.
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The Perfect Dinner Table Size, According To Ina Garten
Celebrity chef and Barefoot Contessa Ina Garten knows how to cook and also how to host, so when she has a tip for improving your dinner party vibe, we listen.
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The Easiest Way To Tell If Your Sparkling Wine Has Gone Bad
Sparkling wine has a shelf life like any other drink, but it can be harder to tell if it's gone bad compared to others. Here's what you should know.
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Gordon Ramsay's Brilliant Tip For Keeping Herbs Fresh Longer
Have you ever grabbed fresh herbs at the store, only to later find them wilted in the fridge? Try Gordon Ramsay's storage tip for longer-lasting herbs.
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The Worst Kirkland Signature Alcohol Isn't Even Good In Mixed Drinks
Costco's Kirkland Signature brand is beloved for offering low-cost, high-quality items. However, some items, such as this liquor, fail to meet that standard.
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How The FIFO Pantry Storage Method Saves Money And Reduces Food Waste
Following this simple rule not only keeps your pantry organized, but saves you tons on groceries while helping you build a more sustainable household.
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The Easy Way To Make A Fruit Sorbet Doesn't Require An Ice Cream Maker
Want a sweet, icy, fruity dessert that's ready in minutes without any fancy appliances or a lengthy ingredient list? Try making a sorbet using this appliance.
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Why Your Air Fryer Is The Perfect Tool For Melting Chocolate
Your air fryer can do so much more than just fry. How about melt chocolate? You can't just throw a bar inside, though. Follow this advice for perfect results.
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The Flour-Dusting Step That's Crucial When Adding Mix-Ins To Baked Goods
Adding mix-ins to baked goods can be stressful since there's a risk of them sinking to the bottom ... unless you take advantage of this flour-dusting tip.
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