FOOD · POSITIVITY · KINDNESS
One pod, one wash, no measuring. Here's what to buy, how to use pods properly, and how to store them safely away from little hands.
Fingerprints on a stainless fridge show up like a crime scene. Here's how to get a streak-free shine, and what never to use on it.
A wooden board needs a drink now and then. Food-grade mineral oil stops it drying out, cracking and soaking up smells, so it lasts for years.
Bar Keepers Friend brings tired stainless pans back to a shine. Here's how to use it properly, and the surfaces you must keep it away from.
Your sponge may be the germiest thing in the kitchen. Here's which one to buy, how to sanitise it properly and how often to swap it.
One good spray handles most everyday kitchen mess. But cleaning isn't the same as killing germs, and after raw chicken that difference matters.
Paper towels are a cooking tool. Pat meat dry before it hits the pan and you'll get a golden crust instead of a grey, steamed one.
Good knives, wooden boards, cast iron and nonstick should all be washed by hand. A good dish soap makes that quick work.