Food storage is important! According to Money, the average household tosses out about 20% of the food they buy — about $1,500 worth of food waste per year for the average family. I’m sure you could ...

As Memorial Day festivities, known for delicious meals and barbecues, draw to a close, there is bound to be an abundance of leftovers. If proper food storage practices are not followed, these ...

Plastic food storage containers are a staple in the kitchen, making it simple to store leftovers, pack lunches, and organize ...

* Keep food tightly covered in a dark place and unopened until use. Heat and light kill flavors. * If storing food in the freezer, invest in freezer bags. Use a straw to suck out excess oxygen before ...

The global food system creates a lot of waste. Food gets lost during harvest and shipping, grub spoils before it gets eaten, and leftovers languish in our refrigerators. But just because that’s the ...

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If there is one thing my West Indian grandmothers had a knack for, it was making food last and ensuring my parents never felt deprived. It’s a skill that I’ve always valued — it came in handy while ...

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After Thanksgiving dinner, most people have an excess of food in the house left over. Cooking large meals can be a way to stretch your budget — then take a break from cooking and enjoy the leftovers ...

Onions, garlic, cruciferous vegetables, and cheeses, when stored incorrectly, can make your fridge smell. Leftovers can also cause a stinky fridge, especially when they're stored in styrofoam or ...