Hate Brown Apple Slices? Use This Simple Trick to Keep Them Fresh
To stop your apple slices from browning, all you need are two things you likely already have at home.
To stop your apple slices from browning, all you need are two things you likely already have at home.
From reusable produce bags to shark-shaped tea infusers, here are the best zero-waste products to give this holiday season.
Whether your Thanksgiving turkey bursts into flames or just tastes bad, Whole Foods has you covered.
Understanding the manufacturing process will also help you decide whether that shiny side should face up or down.
If you hate having to reheat your coffee every time you want to drink it, you might want to consider a heated mug. Thunder Dungeon Inc. has created a Kickstarter campaign for its dishwasher-safe heated mugs that are also portable and affordable.
While a messy hardboiled egg you had to claw out of its shell is edible, it doesn't make for the prettiest breakfast. Use these tips instead.
Look into any kitchen in the country and you’re likely to find an assortment of utensils, small appliances, and gadgets that don’t serve much purpose beyond collecting dust.
The Instant Pot Aura can help you roast potatoes, cook rice, sauté a chicken, and even bake a cake.
Trips to the grocery store are unavoidable, but with some expert advice, you can optimize your meals and reduce your shopping time.
Ironically, a skillet is better for sautéing than a sauté pan is. (But sauté pans have their own skill set.)
States have spent the coronavirus pandemic picking up some pretty eclectic quarantine activities, to say the least.
When twisting open a jar lid feels impossible, try these simple tricks before resorting to ordering takeout.
Learns the ins and outs of the kitchen without needing to leave the house, thanks to these 10 online classes.
Pumpkin spice might be the reigning champion of dessert seasonings, but Cinnadust could steal the title.
You don’t have to abandon your plans to make peach cobbler, but you shouldn’t use Wawona-brand peaches.
Save up to 70 percent on Dutch ovens, deep fryers, skillets, and more during Le Creuset’s big Factory to Table sale.
We have the secrets to un-blackening your charred chocolate chip cookies (and a hack on how to soften hard cookies, too).
Don’t blame yourself for those bone-dry brownies you made in Aspen—blame the air pressure (or lack thereof).
The TidyBoard will keep your cherry tomatoes from rolling onto the floor and save you a little counter space, too.
These two paper goods are a common sight in kitchens, but there's an important—and potentially flammable—distinction to make between them.
Simon and Garfunkel sang about herbs, not spices—but that’s not the only difference between the two.
Since 1955, the same starter has been providing Hobbs House Bakery in England with delicious loaves of sourdough bread.
The Waffle House waffle mix comes with a recipe card that might explain why your made-from-scratch waffles aren’t up to scratch.
Joseph Lee was sick of seeing slightly stale bread get tossed in the trash, so he found a way to give it a second life.