Toss Old Skillets, Cutting Boards, and Spatulas and Buy These Under-$22 Kitchen Tools Instead
Head into spring and beyond by tossing your old skillets, cutting boards, and spatulas and opt for these fresh, new items ...
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Yes, There Are Microplastics in Your Kitchen. Here's What You Can Do
Make a few easy changes in your kitchen to help cut down on microplastic exposure — here's how to get started.
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Keep Cooking Utensils Organized With A Dollar Tree Napkin Holder Hack
This hack is an easy and affordable way to organize your cooking utensils in the kitchen using a Dollar Tree napkin holder.
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How Many Microplastics Are You Eating? 10 Foods With More Than You Think
Rice is also a hot spot for microplastics. A University of Queensland study found that for every half cup of rice, there are ...
Tiktoker Shares the Secret to Finally Organizing the Most Annoying Spot in Your Kitchen—'Game Changer!'
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Distressed resident left baffled by unexpected issue with kitchen utensils: 'I hope production … will be stopped'
Reusing (or refusing) these items is another step to saving money from less consumption and reducing waste in landfills and ...
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There's A Scary Rumor About Black Plastic Cookware — Should You Throw Yours Out?
Researchers tested 203 black plastic items that are available in the U.S., ranging from cooking utensils and food storage to personal care products and toys, for flame retardants. Eighty-five ...
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There's A Scary Rumor About Black Plastic Cookware — Should You Throw Yours Out?
Researchers tested 203 black plastic items that are available in the U.S., ranging from cooking utensils and food storage to personal care products and toys, for flame retardants. Eighty-five percent ...
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How worried should we be about the amount of plastic in our kitchens?
Perhaps the most maligned kitchen item of the moment is the black ... get rid of your exposure to microplastics by not using plastic utensils,” Adams notes. “People worry about water bottles ...