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15 Ways To Keep Your Produce Fresher Longer (And Save Lots Of Money)
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15 Ways To Keep Your Produce Fresher Longer (And Save Lots Of Money)
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When it comes to how I feel about buying and storing produce, I tend to identify with Jim Gaffigan spiritually.
Sometimes to save time I throw out my avocados out at the grocery store.
— Jim Gaffigan (@JimGaffigan) November 6, 2012
In what is adulthood’s truest test, humans are expected to buy roughly 136 pounds of produce a week to presumably eat said produce over the course of seven days, only to realize that cookies exist.
When Saturday rolls around and it’s time to venture out to the grocery store, we must first purge our fridges of those fallen, leafy, rotten heroes that we once again neglected in favor of frozen pizzas and overall happiness.
Fortunately, the internet is a thing, and on it, you can find plenty of tips and tricks that’ll help you keep your produce fresh for as long as possible. They won’t make you actually ingest it, but you have to start somewhere.
1. Know which foods hate the fridge.
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Tomatoes, bell peppers, and cucumbers are not fans of the refrigerator. They’ll actually get their slime on faster if you don’t store them at room temperature.
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2. Throw a paper towel into storage containers.
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Moisture is your enemy, friends. Add a sheet of paper towel into containers holding things like berries to wick moisture away.
3. Don’t wash fruits and veggies until you’re about to use them.
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All those chefs over on the Food Network will tell you that to save time, you should wash your produce before storing it so you can just grab it and go when it’s time to cook. In theory, that’s awesome. However, stripping fruits and vegetables of natural oils and waxes can cause them to rot faster in storage.
4. Keep peeled vegetables in jars.
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If you love baby carrots and stalks of celery that are cut into dip-friendly portions, store them in glass jars filled with water to up the longevity factor.
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5. Wrap banana stems.
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The gases that cause bananas to ripen quickly need to escape through the stem to work, so wrapping them in plastic wrap will slow things down.
6. Colder isn’t always better. Become one with your fridge’s produce drawers.
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Those little drawers at the bottom of your refrigerator aren’t just there for show. Storing produce on the shelves exposes them to temperatures that are just too cold and will have you chucking food in the garbage sooner.
7. Don’t let ethylene play you.
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Some fruits don’t play well with others. Because bananas, plums, pears, apricots, and mangoes give off ethylene as they ripen, they can’t be stored with other fruits that are sensitive to it. Keep apples, watermelons, and veggies like eggplants, carrots, and broccoli away from those in the former camp.
8. Potatoes and onions don’t get along.
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If you keep onions next to potatoes, the potatoes will be all, “Onions, I don’t like you,” and the onions will retaliate by growing nasty sprouts, making them inedible. Eat your onions, people. Don’t let potatoes take them away.
9. Like me and bats, onions and garlic love the dark.
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Sunshine is overrated. If you can’t stuff onions and garlic into a deep, dark drawer all by themselves, get some paper bags, poke a few holes in them, and store these pantry staples wherever you want.
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10. Apples are stand-up guys.
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Having trouble keeping potatoes longer than a few days? (Then you clearly aren’t me. They do not sit idle for long in my world.) Put a few apples in the mix to help them stay fresh.
11. Store asparagus like flowers.
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You store bouquets in water, so do the same thing with asparagus to ensure that they hang around longer.
12. Make sure your fruits and veggies have a little airflow.
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Your tightly-woven fruit basket is cute. It is not, however, good for your produce. Opt for baskets and crates that allow for airflow to keep things fresh.
13. Wrap celery in tinfoil.
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Celery stalks usually come wrapped in plastic, but if you want them to maintain what little flavor they have, ditch the plastic and opt for tinfoil before putting them in the fridge.
14. Store tomatoes with the stalk up.
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A tomato rots fastest where the stalk was once attached to it, so store that part facing up.
15. Keep the pit in if you’re storing halved avocados.
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Ah, we have returned to the almighty avocado. I love them. I love everything they stand for. I cannot store them, but this should help. If you only eat half of an avocado, eat the side without the pit and pop the side with it in a storage bag before letting it chill in the fridge. I will send this message along to Mr. Gaffigan.
Well, the moment of truth will come next week when I either beam with pride at my produce consumption or cry into the garbage can.
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24 Of The Coolest Halloween Party Hacks That Will Give Your Guests A Fright
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24 Of The Coolest Halloween Party Hacks That Will Give Your Guests A Fright
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For some Halloween enthusiasts, there’s more to the spooky holiday than dressing up and going door-to-door for candy. For them, it’s all about throwing the perfect party.
This is the one time of year when all of the kooks come out to play. Rather than throwing together a party last minute with some of the world’s saddest decorations, why not plan ahead and throw a bash that your guests will be dying to attend?
To help you ghoulish girls and guys get started, here are 24 Halloween party tricks that are sure to make your guests have a frighteningly good time.
1. Let the spirits guide you.
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2. Carving pumpkins can be time consuming, so why not save a few hours by carving oranges and filling them with chocolatey treats?
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3. What has eight legs and is made entirely out of craft supplies? One of these freaky decorative spiders.
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4. You can string together this ghosty garland in almost no time at all.
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5. Show off your confectionary prowess with some Halloween topiaries.
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6. With a light display like that, there’s no question where the party’s at.
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7. Give your serving tables a bit of a witchy upgrade.
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8. What’s that crawling in your drink? Add some rubber spiders to your ice cubes for instant terror.
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9. Decorate your lawn with these rocky Jack-O’-Lanterns.
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10. Everyone will be disturbed by these murder towels.
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11. Light up the party with some awesome bloody candles.
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12. Glow-in-the-dark punch will leave your guests wondering if it’s safe enough to drink.
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13. Give partygoers a fright before they even get through the door with mummified decor.
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14. Craft a concrete pumpkin that’s so durable, it can follow you into the afterlife.
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15. Watch where you’re going. Wouldn’t wanna get stuck in this spider’s sticky web.
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16. All eyes will be on you during your party, especially with this eyeball wreath.
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17. Lend everyone a hand with these goodie bags.
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18. Who knew drinking blood could taste so yummy?
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19. These “boo-nana” pops are perfect for simple, spooky snacking.
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20. No actual witches were harmed in the making of these tasty treats.
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21. Freeze water inside a surgical glove, remove the latex, and drop into your punch for a morbid twist.
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22. Scatter a few of these glowing eyes around the house for maximum terror.
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Read More: 23 Of The Coolest, Cutest, And Funniest Parent-Child Halloween Costumes
23. Keep Frankenstein’s monster tied down with some shackles and chains. Create your own using pool noodles.
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24. Transform your old medicine bottles into jars full of eerie potions.
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So many ghoulishly good ideas, so little time. Are you ready to slay the Halloween game this year?
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16 Uses For Mouthwash That Have Nothing To Do With Your Teeth
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16 Uses For Mouthwash That Have Nothing To Do With Your Teeth
On today’s episode of “The World Is Playing Me,” we explore the wonderful world of mouthwash.
So how on Earth is mouthwash playing me? Well, it’s a two-pronged situation. One reason why I never buy mouthwash is because I feel like it’s pointless next to flossing and brushing. The other reason is that it costs money, and who even has that?
As it turns out, however, the burning, stinging blue stuff can be used for far more than freshening breath. For that reason, it has the potential to save all of us a ton of money. You win again, universe.
1. Dab some mouthwash on poison ivy irritation to reduce pain and inflammation.
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2. If you run out of Windex and can’t look at those splotches on your bathroom mirror for one more second, put mouthwash on a damp cloth and wipe them away.
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3. To neutralize and even prevent bruising, apply mouthwash to the affected area.
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4. You know mouthwash helps with garlic breath, so why not use it on your hands for the same effect? Rub a little bit into your skin and keep it movin’.
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5. Dealing with nail fungus? No problem. Let mouthwash help you out. Mix equal parts vinegar and mouthwash, soak a cotton ball, and apply to every funky nail. Use a different cotton ball each time.
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6. In that vein, use mouthwash to help get rid of athlete’s foot by using the same cotton ball technique.
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7. Because mouthwash was first used as a surgical antiseptic, it’s safe to use alcohol-based, sugar-free mouthwash to clean out minor abrasions.
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8. Mix half a cup of water and half a cup of mouthwash, massage the mixture into your scalp, and say goodbye to dandruff.
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9. For DIY toilet cleaner in a pinch, pour some mouthwash into the bowl and let it sit for a half hour. Give it a brush and flush the mess away!
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10. Protect plants from fungus by giving them a little drink that’s 25 percent mouthwash and 75 percent water. (Just don’t do that more than once a week.)
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11. If your cats have a thing for peeing on all of your stuff, mix one cup of water with three tablespoons of colorless mouthwash, pour it into a spray bottle, and use it to get rid of the scent so your kitty doesn’t revisit that area.
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12. Apply mouthwash to blisters once a day until they’re gone. Menthol will numb pain right away and thymol will speed up the healing process.
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13. Bring some shine back to dull tiles by creating a solution with two cups of water and half a cup of mouthwash. Use any mop or cloth to give them a good scrub.
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14. When you’re not using your humidifier, things can get pretty yucky inside the machine. Clean the device by running it with some water and a few spoonfuls of mouthwash.
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15. This one’s especially great if you have kids and pets. When your laundry is feeling particularly scuzzy, add a cup of colorless mouthwash to the load to sanitize that nonsense.
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16. Reduce underarm odor by patting a little mouthwash on your armpits in a pinch. If you just shaved them, be prepared for some major stinging.
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So guess who’s been wasting money all along? Me. I just keep on losing, friends. Have you tried any of these tricks for yourself?
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11 Brilliant Uses For Deodorant That Have Nothing To Do With Armpits
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11 Brilliant Uses For Deodorant That Have Nothing To Do With Armpits
Summer is right around the corner, and it’s about to get sweaty up in here.
It’s time to stock up on your favorite, tried-and-true deodorant, friends. Most of us slap on the stuff to ensure that we can still go out in public without it becoming a mortifying experience, but did you know that you could put your antiperspirant to good use outside the realm of armpits?
Whether you need to remove nail polish or cut down on shoe-induced blisters, these ingenious uses for deodorant are about to make your life so much easier.
1. If you run out of primer and your oily face makes a mess of all that pretty makeup, apply a thin layer of deodorant to areas where you get shiny before putting on foundation.
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2. Dab some deodorant on bug bites to keep itchiness and irritation at bay.
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3. Just like it reduces itching from bug bites, deodorant can save you a world of hurt in the razor burn department. Spread a bit on irritated skin after shaving for some much-needed soothing.
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4. Ah, boob sweat. If your girls start giving you trouble, apply some deodorant under the band of your bra to up the freshness factor.
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5. If you’re like me and you somehow never have nail polish remover on hand, soak your nails in warm water. After that, spritz some spray deodorant on a cotton ball and wipe your old manicure away!
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6. When your glasses start migrating south in the summer heat, rub some deodorant on the bridge of your nose to cut down on sweat and slippage.
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7. Sweaty palms are the least cute. Nip that problem in the bud before your next job interview by applying deodorant to those clammy hands of yours.
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8. Freshen up your home by laying open sticks of deodorant in front of air vents.
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9. Keep things smelling nice by taking the lid off of some deodorant and placing it in one of your dresser drawers. The sock drawer is always a good place to start!
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10. Don’t pop that pimple! This isn’t exactly dermatologist recommended, but if you need to zap a zit quickly, dry it out with deodorant.
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11. Killer pumps can also kill your feet. If your shoes start giving you trouble, apply deodorant to areas that are getting rubbed the wrong way.
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There you have it, folks! Deodorant is full of potential. Which one of these tricks will you try first?
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Your Kid Is Going To Have The Coolest Lunch Ever When You Use These Mason Jar Tricks
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Your Kid Is Going To Have The Coolest Lunch Ever When You Use These Mason Jar Tricks
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When you’re a kid, the stuff you bring to school — from supplies to lunches — is a major determining factor in your coolness level.
At my elementary school, lunchtime gave kids plenty of opportunities to climb the social ladder. Pizza, cupcakes, cookies — these were all prime trading materials, and Lunchables were considered the food of the gods.
Let’s be honest, though. Lunchables are still pretty amazing when you’re an adult. Having all your food perfectly laid out and just waiting for you to dig in is pretty satisfying. Know what’s even better, though? Making your own with a simple Mason jar and impressing the pants off of everyone who sees.
Get ready to be seriously impressed by these creative Mason jar tricks.
Excuse me while I go buy some Mason jars and become the coolest kid…I mean, adult…ever.
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