If you listen to TikTok then you might believe that you should be cleaning all of your wooden spoons in boiling water, but that's actually a horrible idea.
Nothing is more disappointing then biting into a slice of cantaloupe to find you've picked an underripe, flavorless fruit. Here's a few tricks to avoid this.
Scrambled eggs are a go-to breakfast food, but they can get a bit boring. Thankfully, there's a secret ingredient that can instantly level up this classic dish.
Edible glitter looks and functions a lot like craft glitter, but its made of completely different ingredients, which is a good thing since you plan to eat it.
Herbs infuse food with wonderful flavors so it's such a waste to thrown them out when they wilt! Thankfully, this paper towel trick can help them last longer.
If you've been caramelizing onion in about 15 minutes then you've probably not been caramelizing onions at all. The process takes a lot longer than you think.
A potato that's turned green isn't nearly as dangerous to eat as one that's mushy, has black spots, or extra growths, however, it's still best to avoid them.
Chicken salad can come out gloppy and bland, but that doesn't have to be the case. Add a little brown sugar to take your chicken salad from dry to delicious.
Want to make boxed brownies that are particularly tender and moist with a depth of flavor that goes beyond your standard recipe? Then add this soda to the mix.
There's no denying that frozen pizza usually pales in comparison to pizzas from your local pie shop or one made from scratch, but your grill can change that.
Natural peanut butter has a texture problem. The peanut solids and the oil tend to separate when it's left at room temperature. But there's a super easy fix.
If you've never bloomed your spices than you're severely missing out. This simple technique adds just a few minutes of cooking time, but a whole lot of flavor.
There is a foolproof way to tell whether you'll find a jammy center or a crumbly yolk when you peel a hard-boiled egg, and it's a facepalm of an answer:
Where do you store your tomatoes? If you said in the fridge, you might want to reconsider. Keeping them at room temperature ensures the best possible flavor.