Although we often hear about the annual “dirty dozen” fruit and vegetable list based on pesticide residues, bacteria are more ...

It’s time to tailgate. Load up your favorite yard games, put on your team’s colors and pack the cooler with drinks and game day foods to get in the spirit. For some, the real action takes place before ...

PHILADELPHIA — The Phillie Phanatic has a boozy little secret for surviving the dog days of summer. Vodka and water. Neat. Hold the lemon. Not for hydration. “He’s a milk guy,” jokes Tom Burgoyne, who ...

Makers of self-driving cars have focused on ways to keep passengers safe. But how do you keep them from getting sick? Roughly 1 in 3 adults and half of all children are considered highly susceptible ...

There’s nothing worse than opening the fridge to find your favorite snacks turning into sad, wilted versions of themselves. Keeping food fresh longer doesn’t have to be a mystery or a chore. With a ...

We've all been there: A forgotten to-go container finds its way to the back of the fridge and lurks there long past its expiration date. The next thing you know, you're getting slapped in the face by ...

Once opened, store-bought pickles should be tightly sealed and stored in the refrigerator, with the pickles fully submerged in brine. Fermented pickles like kosher dill pickles will last for 1 to 2 ...

It's a common situation: you open the fridge, and the light doesn't come on. So you decide to save the day and just swap in a regular bulb from the junk drawer. But before you do, you should know that ...

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Quieting a high school class can be a challenge, especially when the energy is high and conversations are flowing. And techniques like countdowns and flicking the lights may not work on older students ...