Shelf Talk

When stored properly, these everyday items will stay at top quality for years - sometimes decades - even after they ve been opened.

Few things are more delicious than a freshly baked apple pie. Made ahead of time, it s a great timesaver - apple pie freezes well, baked or unbaked.

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Tangy-sweet and loaded with vitamin C, grapefruit is available year-round, but peak season for many varieties occurs during the months of January through April.

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For many people, the high point of Thanksgiving isn t the big meal itself - it s feasting on the turkey leftovers the next day! Here's how to keep them safe and tasty.

Everything you need to know for keeping this popular side dish at its freshest.

Toll-free hotlines staffed with live experts to answer your pressing holiday food questions.

Have this key ingredient on hand at all times.

Keep you loaf safe

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When it comes to ripening, not all fruits are created equal. Use our handy guidelines to get the maximum flavor and shelf life from your fresh fruit.

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For maximum freshness, move past the door and keep eggs and milk in the main compartment of the refrigerator.

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Foods keep safe while they're frozen. But that can change quickly once they start to thaw. Follow these steps to keep your foods safe and tasty.

Some handy guidelines for keeping your food flavorful.

Here s a super-easy way to ensure you ve always got fresh peppers on hand when you need them.

Keep your lunch safe

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Here s an easy way to ensure you ve always got butter on hand when you need it.