One of the best ways to save money on food is to eat everything you prepare rather than trashing your leftovers and moving on. The drawback to eating the archives is that most of the time they won’t taste as good as they did the first time. Microwaves and toaster ovens tend to dry food out and alter its texture. [More]
Protect Your Dog By Denying Him Turkey Bones
By November 25, 2011
No matter how longingly Fido looks at you as you devour Thanksgiving leftovers, you owe it to him do deny him a turkey drumstick. Cooked bones, especially from birds, are brittle and splinter easily, potentially causing a variety of problems for hungry pets who chomp on them. [More]
A Guide To Packing Away Those Leftovers
By November 24, 2011
Despite all your loved ones’ best efforts to eat everything in sight, there’s still a bunch of food remaining. Now is the time to strategically pack the food away for a lust-filled reunion at a date yet to be determined. (Probably 9 p.m. or so tonight). [More]
Recycle The Pumpkin Slop In Your Freezer Into Something Edible
By November 11, 2011
Flash back a couple weeks. With Halloween on the horizon, you got festive and butcher-knifed an unsuspecting pumpkin into a Jack-o’-lantern. Feeling guilty about tossing all its waste into the garbage, you stored it in a plastic container and tossed it in the freezer with hopes of one day resurrecting it in the world of tomorrow. [More]
Is Today The Last Day To Eat Your Thanksgiving Leftovers?
By November 29, 2010
Surely most have you have finished picking the carcass of your Thanksgiving turkey of all things edible. But for those of you who still have some bird meat sitting in your fridge — today is the deadline for eating them without putting yourself at risk. [More]
StillTasty Tells You Best Way To Store Foods, How Long To Keep 'Em
By March 25, 2009
StillTasty.com lets you know whether you should toss that thing in the fridge, and how you can extend its life in the first place. Type in your food into the search box, or browse by category. Depending on how the food is stored, the site spits out a nice graphical breakdown, plus storage tips. A good way to save money, the environment, eat healthier, and solve disputes in the kitchen!
