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Your total comes to ... what!?! If you're regularly leaving the grocery store in disbelief over how much you've just spent on your weekly staples, it can sting even more when you spy fuzz on your ...

Nobody likes wasting food or money, yet spoiled veggies and fruits often go unnoticed in the fridge until it's too late. Fortunately, a few simple storage tricks can keep your fruits and vegetables ...

We know fruits and vegetables are good for us. But more than half of the produce we buy ends up in the garbage. What's the best way to keep food fresh and stop the waste? Consumer Reports tested seven ...

Monsoon season brings high humidity, making vegetables damp. Storing them directly in the fridge leads to quicker spoilage. The monsoon's cool weather is enjoyable, but it also brings worries about ...

Chances are good that you don't think twice about the way you store your vegetables. Like most people, you probably buy them, put them in a plastic bag, take them home, and stuff them in your fridge ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio - It’s a sight no cook wants to see. After a meticulous menu planning and lengthy shopping, you open the cupboards and fridge to pull out your ingredients. But instead of preparing an ...

Leftover foods can be a boon to both your budget and your time. They’re also a great way to diminish food waste. While it’s smart to be thrifty, eating leftover food that has sat too long in or out of ...

When in doubt, put your vegetables in the crisper, right? Actually, not always. Some veggies do really well in the fridge, like carrots and celery, but some are much better off at room temperature.