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Savory And Ingenious Food Hacks Everyone's Raving About
Discover A Collection Of Clever And Delicious Food Hacks That Are Making Waves. Click To Explore Inventive Ways To Elevate Your Cooking And Make Mealtime More Enjoyable!
#1 Some grocers are now using banana leaves as an eco-friendly alternative to plastic packaging
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#2 I made this fruit crab for my son. He loved it, despite its minimalist design
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#3 Is this something others do, or am I the only one?
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#4 Grilled cheese made in a waffle iron—those holes are perfect for holding extra soup
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#5 Did you know you can roast a whole Rice Krispies treat over the fire? It’s delicious!
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#6 New to the sub, so apologies if this is already known, but the bottom of a J. Lohr (or any similarly shaped wine bottle) works great as a press for homemade ravioli
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#7 Use a spoon to stabilize your strainer
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#8 Craving a hot dog but missing buns? Try using a baked potato instead
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#9 For a second taco, place a hard taco inside a soft tortilla shell
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#10 For easy s'mores, make them in ice cream cones
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#11 After 28 years of tomato sandwiches, I’ve finally found the best way to keep my tomatoes in place. Maybe this will help you too!
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#12 The best food hack: never try to catch a falling knife. Just step back
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#13 Aldi pasta sauce jars have measurements hidden under the stickers!
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#14 Don’t like bread crusts? Brush with melted butter, sprinkle with cinnamon, and bake until crunchy to make delicious cinnamon chips
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#15 Turn Thanksgiving leftovers into bombs by wrapping them in crescent roll dough and baking (stuffing, turkey, gravy, pumpkin pie filling, cranberry sauce, and cream cheese)
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#16 Two frozen pizzas on one tray? No problem
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#17 Cook chicken thighs on a wire rack over sliced potatoes in one pan
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#18 Place pepperoni over bagel holes when making homemade pizza bagels. It prevents cheese from sticking to the pan and gives more surface area for toppings
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#19 Improvise, adapt, and overcome
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#20 Use a loose leaf tea steeper to evenly sprinkle flour, cornstarch, or icing sugar on your cooking surfaces
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