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.
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Inirv: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
The founders of Inirv went on Shark Tank to get funding for their smart stove knob that you can turn off with the push of a button in an app.
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Why You Should Avoid Marinating Meat In A Metal Container
K.C. Gulbro - owner of FoxFire Restaurant and Copper Fox event venue - told Food Republic why marinating meat in a metal container is a mistake.
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You Mean Spice Jars Have Had This Mess-Free Feature All Along?
No one likes having to shake shake shake their spice jar to get what they need when cooking, but did you know there has been a better way all along?
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Will Decanting Really Make Or Break You Next Glass Of Wine?
To get the most out of your wine, whether white or red, there are specific instances where it just makes sense to decant your bottle and let the wine breathe.
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Remove Avocado Pits Without A Knife With One Easy Tip
Every year, thousands of people suffer from avocado hand -- slicing their hand while removing a pit. Avoid the risk with this easy no-knife tip.
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How To Scoop Ice Cream Like The Pros At Ben & Jerry's
To get a perfect scoop that doesn't twist your wrist, you just need to follow Ben and Jerry's method of plopping ice cream into your cone (or bowl).
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Muffin Tins Are Key For Organizing Fourth Of July Cookout Condiments
One of the best parts of the Fourth of July is the cookout. To keep your barbecue organized, you can serve condiments and toppings in a muffin tin.
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Think Twice Before Cleaning Potatoes In The Dishwasher
A hot TikTok trend uses your dishwasher to wash potatoes, but is it safe and sanitary? Here's why you should think twice - and clean your potatoes properly.
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The Easiest Way To Clean Grease Off A Grill
The most effective way to clean burnt-on food and grease from grill grates is already in your pantry, and you might not even need a wire brush to pull it off.
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What Does Clean Wine Really Mean?
Clean wine is the idea that less processing is better, but this designation has no third-party verification or certification to support its claims.
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Mason Jar Hacks To Take Your Dishes To The Next Level
If you look at mason jars and only see your next canning project, it's time to widen your horizons with new ways to use these handy tools in the kitchen.
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Ditch The Cast Iron Skillet For A Wok When Cooking By The Campfire
To amp up your cooking experience when camping, skip the heavy cast iron wok and bring a steel wok instead. It's light and great for open-fire cooking.
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Loliware: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
When Loliware hit the waters in the Tank, the two founders aimed to get a deal for their alternative to disposable plastic cups, a new 'biodedible' product.
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Keep Cutting Boards Clean With This Parchment Paper Hack
For easy kitchen cleanup, simply cover your cutting board with parchment paper, a common heat-resistant item already found in many home kitchens.
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The Easy Tip That Makes Cloudy Drinking Glasses Crystal Clear
No one wants to feel like they're drinking out of a dirty glass. Luckily, your glassware can be crystal clear again using items you likely already have at home.
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10 Uses For Leftover Butter Wrappers Around The Kitchen
Getting a stick of butter and immediately throwing out the wrapper it comes in when you stick it in your butter container is a waste. Here's how you can use it.
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Clean Bottle: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
The entrepreneur behind Clean Bottle walked away with a great deal on Shark Tank, but how did the product and company fare after such a quick rise to fame?
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How To Clean Greasy Dishes With Used Tea Bags
Before you throw away your used tea bags, think twice about doing so. They can also be used as natural cleaners, especially on greasy dishes.
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When's The Last Time You Cleaned Your Refrigerator Coils?
If it's been years since you cleaned your fridge coils -- or if you never have -- you should do this simple task to improve your appliance's performance.
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One Simple Tip That Prevents Your Parchment Paper From Curling
So, you're baking, and you go to roll out your parchment, only for it to roll back up on you over and over. To get it to lie flat, you need to crumple it.
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Clean Your Grill Grates With An Onion And Thank Us Later
The suggestions for cleaning grill grates are endless, but one of the most convenient methods is simply rubbing the hot grates with half an onion.
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Saucemoto: Here's What Happened After Shark Tank
Saucemoto was started by three friends looking to help people who eat in their cars manage their dips for fries and nuggets, but did the Sharks bite?
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Think Twice Before Cleaning Your Wooden Cutting Boards With A Lemon
Lemons can be effective for cleaning for various areas in your kitchen, but here's what you need to know about using lemon to clean a wooden cutting board.
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How Your Crisper's Humidity Setting Could Be Sabotaging Your Produce
Is your produce spoiling prematurely? Have your fresh herbs gone soupy too soon? Then your crisper draw may not be set to the correct humidity setting.
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Once-Popular Kitchen Tools People Stopped Using
When it comes to cooking, there is no shortage of ways to do things easier, better, and faster. Here are some once-popular kitchen tools of yore.
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To Frost Cakes In Seconds, Try This Microwave Hack
Frosting a cake can be a mighty endeavor, even if you skip the crumb coat. To make your life simpler, try microwaving the frosting first to make it pourable.
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