Do You Spend a Lot of Time in the Kitchen? Standing on a hard floor surface while doing routine kitchen tasks can cause discomfort and pain in your body. You may feel the tension most in your feet, legs, and lower back. Usually, this prolonged standing happens while you are preparing the meal, cooking on … Read more
To prevent food poisoning, it is important to keep your kitchen tools clean and sanitized. Cutting boards are one of these items that can harbor bacteria if not cleaned properly. The knife scars trap bacteria that are hard to clean by hand. Putting cutting boards in the dishwasher is the easiest and most effective method … Read more
When you are cooking food that splatters cleaning can be a pain. Frying bacon and other grease-spattering food can leave stains and an oily mist over your walls, counters, and surrounding floor. Simmering sauces can be even messier. Covering the pan with a lid would trap the steam inside the pan, making your food soggy. … Read more
Experience the Joy of Peeling Using the right tools is a good way to reduce the time spent on preparing food. A good vegetable peeler is certainly one of the best helpers in the kitchen. If you are old school and prefer to use a knife for peeling, you don’t know what you are missing. … Read more
If you are trying to be more earth-friendly and reduce the use of disposable plastic in your everyday life, silicone stretch lids are products you should consider. These reusable food covers can easily replace plastic wrap and are a great alternative for environmentally conscious individuals Stop throwing away food storage containers that don’t have matching … Read more
Eating outdoors gives you an opportunity to relax and enjoy the fresh air and the sounds of nature. Green spaces make eating more exciting and can make your meals taste better. Unfortunately, when you are enjoying your food and beverages outdoors, some unwanted guests can spoil your appetite. To enjoy your delicious meal in peace, … Read more
When removing a hot pan from the stove or taking it out of the oven, you can sometimes burn your hands pretty badly. A bare cast iron pan can remain hot long after it is removed from the heat source. To protect their hands from hot pan handles people often use potholders, oven mitts, or … Read more
Teapots can be made from glass, stainless steel, cast iron, ceramic, porcelain, or clay. Each of these materials has its own set of pros and cons and the choice of the proper utensil is often determined by individual requirements or preferences. Glass teapots are gaining popularity because of their elegance and visual experience while brewing … Read more
Heat-resistant cooking gloves protect your hands and prevent accidental burns while lifting hot pots and pans, or when taking hot dishes out of the oven or microwave. They also make working over the grill and smoker much safer. Waterproof, heat resistant gloves protect your hands during frying, or when stirring hot liquids. They can also be … Read more
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