Warning to anyone storing eggs in their fridge door

Warning to anyone storing eggs in their fridge door

Most refrigerators come with handy storage sections in the door, but UK households are being warned not to use these compartments for eggs. Despite being kept at room temperature in supermarkets, it is recommended that eggs be stored in the fridge when you get them home to keep them fresher for longer. It’s advised that … Read more

Christmas dessert warning against trying ‘harmful’ dessert hack

Christmas dessert warning against trying ‘harmful’ dessert hack

Christmas is the perfect time of year for indulgence and a delicious dessert is an essential for enjoying after the long-awaited festive feast.  But experts have issued a stark warning over carrying out a ‘harmful’ fridge hack doing the rounds on social media that could end up causing more trouble than it’s worth.  A classic … Read more

Simple newspaper trick to extend apple freshness up to 10 weeks

Simple newspaper trick to extend apple freshness up to 10 weeks

If you’re keen to keep your apples fresher for longer, storing them separately could be the answer, according to experts at NRC Business Waste. They suggest that individually wrapping each apple can prevent one rotten fruit from ruining the rest. Paul Jackson of NRC Business Waste, a company specialising in waste management and eco-friendly alternatives … Read more

Eggs ‘maintain freshness’ and stay fresher for ‘longer’ when stored in 1 kitchen location

Eggs ‘maintain freshness’ and stay fresher for ‘longer’ when stored in 1 kitchen location

Whether eating duck, goose, hen or quail eggs, they are a staple in many people’s diets. They can be eaten fried, boiled, scrambled or poached and are a binding agent in many bakes including cakes. Eggs typically have a long shelf life, but to keep them fresher for longer, there are certain storage methods Britons … Read more

Keep your lettuce fresh for up to a month with simple kitchen hack

Keep your lettuce fresh for up to a month with simple kitchen hack

There is nothing worse than wanting to add a nice bit of crispy lettuce to your sandwich only to find it brown and limp. But there will be no more sad, soggy leaves if you follow this game-changing tip from waste management specialists Wheeldon Brothers. They said: “Wrapping freshly bought lettuce in tin foil before … Read more

Food expert shares list of breakfast items you’re probably storing wrong

Food expert shares list of breakfast items you’re probably storing wrong

Everyone is aware that it’s essential to refrigerate items like meat and dairy to ensure they remain fresh and safe to consume. However, the storage of other items can often be a point of contention, with debates about where they should be kept.  Food experts have now shed light on some common breakfast foods that … Read more

Correct method to store cucumbers to stop them ‘shrivelling up’

Correct method to store cucumbers to stop them ‘shrivelling up’

During the summer, you might be tempted to chuck all your groceries into the fridge to keep them fresh. But beware, experts warn that some common food items should never see the inside of your refrigerator. The savvy team at consumer watchdog Which? has unveiled a list of five everyday foods that you should steer … Read more

This spinach storage hack will let you keep it weeks beyond best by date

This spinach storage hack will let you keep it weeks beyond best by date

PopSugar has a solution that will let you keep it for weeks. Instead of throwing it out, you can freeze it instead. When your spinach is past its prime – but before it tastes bad – blend it up in a puree with some water and keep it in the freezer. Pour the spinach puree … Read more

Storing butter in this surprising way will make it easier to use in your recipes

Storing butter in this surprising way will make it easier to use in your recipes

The reasoning for this surprising hack could be the moisture content of butter. Because butter has a low moisture content, there’s less of a chance for bacteria to grow. Another potential reason is because it’s low in carbohydrates and proteins. Bri Bell, a registered dietitian, and food safety expert, told AllRecipes: “Butter is safe to … Read more