Popular Canned Iced Coffees Have Been Recalled Due To Botulism — Here's What To Know
Find out how to tell if your canned coffees or teas are made by Snapchill, whose drinks are under recall due to a botulism risk, and how you can get a refund.
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Bacon Is The Salty Crunch Your Guacamole Is Missing
Guacamole is always a winner when it hits the table, but to make a great dish even better, you can add in diced bacon for a smoky, salty touch. -
Effortlessly Hasselback Potatoes With Ree Drummond's Genius Spoon Trick
If you're scared of slicing right through potatoes while trying to hasselback them, Ree Drummond's spoon hack will help you fan out those taters in a flash. -
The Tomato Alternative If You Don't Like The T In BLT
Tomatoes lend flavor, texture, and color to BLTs, so when looking for an alternative, it's important to pick something that can live up to all of the above. -
Why Milk Has A Longer Shelf Life When Stored In Glass
Milk packaged in glass bottles is largely a thing of the past, but it may be time to bring it back since this storage method can elongate its shelf life. -
Salt Is The Secret To Stopping Oil Splatters While Frying Fish And Other Foods
To keep your hands, wrists, and surrounding cooking area safe as you pan fry your fish (or anything else, really), use just a little sprinkle of salt. -
There's An Easier Way To Peel And Eat A Mandarin Orange
Peeling mandarin oranges can be fiddly and time-consuming, unless you use this TikTok hack that makes short work of skinning, segmenting, and slicing the fruit. -
Make Your Own Chicken Wing Sauce With Just 3 Easy Ingredients
Want wings but have no sauce? No problem! With these three pantry staples, you can make a delicious dip, sauce, or glaze for your chicken wings. -
The Tart Ingredient That Gives Macaroni Salad An Electric Bite
Macaroni salad is known for its semi-sweet, mayo-based dressing, which can be bland at times. A splash of vinegar is all you need to elevate this classic dish. -
How Bobby Flay Keeps Food From Falling Through The Grill Grates
Keeping food from falling through the grates is one of the biggest challenges with grilling - but Bobby Flay has a big tip that can help avoid the mess. -
Whiskey Vs Scotch: What's The Difference?
The simplest distinction between whiskey and Scotch is where they are made, but there's a lot more going on behind the scenes between the two liquors. -
The Genius Tortilla Trick That Makes Folding Homemade Crunchwraps A Breeze
Making your own Crunchwrap knockoff at home has never been easier than using this easy (and viral) tortilla folding hack. You just need the right ingredients. -
How To Store Opened Red Wine To Keep It Fresher Longer
Storing red wine can be a challenge because we prefer to drink it at room temperature, but the fridge is your friend when it comes to keep it fresher longer. -
Yes, Your Blender Can Actually Clean Itself
Cleaning your blender can be a huge hassle, but you can clean it easily hands-free. Just add some water and give it a whir before you grab your sponge. -
Why You Should Boil Potatoes Before Grilling Them
Grilling potatoes can be a great way to enjoy hearty spuds, giving them plenty of charred goodness. But here's why you'll probably want to boil them first. -
Why It's Better To Use Shredded Chicken For Chicken Salad
A pro chef tells Food Republic why shredded chicken is best for chicken salad, and we have tips to take the annoying work out of shredding the meat, too. -
Swap Cookies For Macarons When Making Bite-Sized Ice Cream Sandwiches
Macarons are a great swap for cookies in ice-cream sandwiches - their chewier texture will hold up when the dairy melts, and their mini size is great for kids. -
How To Prevent Your Cooked Meat From Drying Out When You Reheat It
Registered dietician Lindsay Livingston shares her suggestions for how to ensure your cooked meat stays nice and succulent when you reheat it. -
Mistakes Everyone Makes With Homemade Steak Sauce
If you love making steak at home, you might also enjoy whipping up an excellent sauce. However, there are lots of mistakes to avoid. Here's a few to watch for. -
What Makes New York Hot Dogs Taste Unlike Any Other
Americans are huge consumers of hot dogs with many regional styles all over the country, but this is what makes New York style hot dogs truly stand out. -
Should You Be Buying Baby Carrots?
Baby carrots may be convenient, but are they worthy of a place in your kitchen? Let's take a closer look at their history, production, and nutrition. -
Ina Garten's Unique Ratio For Perfect Pasta Salad
To create a pasta salad worthy of Ina Garten, be sure to follow this particular ratio that the Barefoot Contessa uses in her tomato feta pasta salad. -
The Pro Tip For Preventing Your Chicken And Other Salad Sandwiches From Getting Soggy
Chicken salad sandwiches are always satisfying, unless you let them get soggy. We consulted chef John Politte for tips on avoiding this sandwich catastrophe. -
The Best Cut Of Meat To Use When Making Steak And Eggs
Steak and eggs is a deceptively simple dish, so we consulted an expert, chef Rich Parente, to find out the best cut of meat to elevate this classic brunch dish. -
11 Frozen Meals You Should Always Skip At Trader Joe's
Trader Joe's is go-to grocery shopping for many people. But there are some items you might want to think twice about buying. Let's head down the frozen aisle. -
The Best Starches To Meal Prep, According To A Dietitian
Starches can be difficult to prep in advance because they often don't reheat well. To figure out which starches are best for meal prepping, we asked an expert. -
The Best Wood To Use When Smoking Pork Shoulder Or Pork Butt, According To A Celebrity Chef
There are many types of wood available when it comes to smoking meats, but for pork shoulder and pork butt, our expert says always go with this choice.
