Store Eggs Upside Down For Longer Lasting Freshness
There are a few ways to keep eggs fresh longer. Unless you're lucky enough to have freshly laid eggs, supermarket eggs should be stored in the refrigerator.
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Follow This Basic Etiquette For Adding Items To A Grocery Delivery Order
Grocery delivery shoppers are typically happy to accommodate the items you initially forgot, but in an effort to maintain courtesy try to keep this tip in mind. -
Eggs Florentine Breakfast Sandwich Recipe
The spinachy brunch classic gets a handheld makeover in this recipe, complete with a buttery hollandaise spread. -
The Ordering Etiquette To Avoid An Awkward Business Lunch
Proper business luncheon etiquette is an important skill for professionals of all types, and one of the more important tips is following the lead when ordering. -
Aldi Controversially Discontinues A Popular Frozen Dessert
One of Aldi's most popular desserts among gluten-free options is unfortunately being discontinued by the grocery chain, though not all hope is lost. -
Denny's Revives Fan-Favorite Bacon Menu After 10-Year Hiatus
Introduced in 2011, Denny's Baconalia menu highlights the porky product and will load everything from pancakes to ice cream sundaes with copious amounts of it. -
Turns Out A Post-Workout Beer Is Actually A Good Idea For Hydration
Okay, there is a disclaimer: drinking a six-pack after a workout certainly won't help you get those killer abs you've been working at, but it does help hydrate. -
Pullet Eggs Are A Pastry Chef's Best Kept Secret
Whether baking, making a dessert, or making a nice fried egg for breakfast, pullet eggs are a pastry chef's best kept secret thanks to their size. -
Starbucks' Soothing Medicine Ball Tea Now Goes By A Different Name
Starbucks' soothing Medicine Ball tea goes by a different name now, but it's just as wonderful for a sore throat as it always was. Here's how to order it. -
15 Facts You Need To Know About Sardines
Sardines are an excellent food -- and they can be prepared in many ways. They also have a very interesting migration story. Here's a bunch of sardine facts. -
The Indulgent Dessert Alton Brown Makes In The Microwave
Alton Brown's recipe, which first appeared in Season 7 of his show "Good Eats," only requires four ingredients, ten minutes, and two pieces of cookware to make. -
Carbonated Water Is The Ultimate Cheat Code For Gluten-Free Bread
The carbon dioxide from carbonated water will add some bubbles to your dough, creating much-needed structure, airiness, and lift in your bread. -
10 Crucial Tips For Excellent Homemade Iced Tea
Homemade iced tea is amazing on a hot summer day! But there are a few things you might want to know in order to make the best batch possible. -
You Can Thank Starbucks For The Rise Of Flavored Lattes
From the eggnog latte that was popular in the '90s to the pumpkin spice latte, Starbucks pioneered the way for other coffee shops to sell flavored lattes. -
Louisiana Shrimp Étouffée Recipe
This delicious étouffée makes use of parts of ingredients you would normally discard to make a shrimp stock, which becomes the backbone of the sauce. -
Why Home Cooks Shouldn't Worry About Nutmeg's Hallucinatory Effects
Nutmeg is more than just a holiday spice, but should home cooks be worried? Find out why its hallucinatory properties are not a cause for concern. -
The Scientific Reason Fresh Pineapples Are Sweeter In The Morning
Ever wondered why some pineapples are a touch tart and others simply sweet? This is the scientific reason fresh pineapples are sweeter in the morning. -
Butterfly Vs. Spatchcock: What's The Difference?
Butterflying and spatchcocking are both ways to even out the thickness of poultry. The difference lies in whether the bird is in pieces or whole. -
Ina Garten's Cocktail Glass Tip For A Truly Chill Evening
There are lots of hacks out there to spruce up a cocktail, but it can pay to keep things simple, like Ina Garten's cocktail glass tip for a truly chill evening. -
The Unspoken Etiquette For Where To Place Your Phone At The Dinner Table
Just as you were told to keep your elbows off the table as a kid, modern etiquette dictates that cell phones don't belong there, for obvious reasons. -
The Chopstick Etiquette Mistake That Might Insult Your Host
It's fantastic to embrace different global culinary traditions. However, it's best to avoid this chopstick etiquette mistake that might insult your host. -
The World's First Supermarket Was Invented To End Grocery Delivery
Grocery shopping transformed with the world's first supermarket, marking an end to the delivery era and the beginning of a retail revolution. -
What It Means To Bake Vs. Roast Food In The Oven
The history of cooking, from meat to bread, is long. Over time, tradition and definitions have changed. This is what it means to bake vs roast food in the oven. -
The Dinner Party Mistake Ina Garten And Nigella Lawson Avoid At All Times
Want to host your own elegant dinner party just like Ina or Nigella? If so, skip the dinner party mistake Ina Garten and Nigella Lawson avoid at all times. -
The Underrated Swap To Boost Fresh Tomato Dishes
If you're making fresh tomato dishes like garden salads or more, then you might want to consider swapping out your traditional red tomatoes for green tomatoes. -
What Ancient Roman Spectators Snacked On At The Colosseum
Archaeological finds in recent years have shown that some of the ancient Roman options for snacks were similar to the fare that can be found in arenas today. -
In Greece, Dinner Tables Are Never Set Without Wine
In Greece, wine is an essential part of every dinner table, enhancing meals with its rich flavors and cultural significance. Explore the deep-rooted tradition.
