2. Stick a cheese keeper in a box with your cheese to make it last longer.
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The food-safe baked clay of the cheese keeper regulates moisture inside the container to keep your hard cheese from drying out, or your soft cheeses from turning into mush.
3. Pour sauces and batter with ease with a slip-on heat-resistant silicone spout.
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4. Remove bits of eggshell with an eggshell. The jagged edge will cut through the gooey egg white. Make sure you’re using an intact piece.
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5. These rubber covers turn any bowl into a storage container — and sometimes eliminate the need for a container completely.
6. Up your PB&J game with some ingenious spreaders, like this double-sided one that prevents mixing or this foldable one for easy scooping.
7. Sharpen your knives on the underside of a plate, mug, or anything else ceramic with an edge. CAREFULLY.
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8. Install a magnetic spice rack if you have limited cupboard space.
Bonus: Keeping your spices in view makes it easy to track when you’re low on something. You can also make it yourself.
10. Clean the baked-on grease off your pans by heating them over a stove and then placing in hot water for 10 minutes.
11. This nifty contraption gives you a place to rest the lid and your cooking utensil, so you don’t have to get your counters messy.
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12. A spaghetti measurer cuts down the guesswork for how much spaghetti you ought to boil per serving.
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13. Like egg-white omelets? Separate with ease with an egg separator or an empty plastic bottle.
14. A pot guard is perfect for propping your lid when simmering.
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You can also make your own. And, there’s also always the wooden spoon trick.
15. Consider a cutting board that has compartments for easy storage and transfer.
16. Peel a whole head of garlic in a matter of seconds by separating the cloves into a bowl. Then, use a second bowl to cover the top, and give it a good shake.
Remove the the lid and — voilà — perfectly peeled cloves.
18. Remove tea and coffee stains in mugs with water and a little bit of baking soda.
Pour some baking soda on a towel and scrub inside the cup. Rinse with water and see the stains dissolve!
19. Get all that minced garlic off your knife with this handy knife-gliding invention.
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20. These stemware tethers protect your precious wineglasses in the dishwasher.
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21. Store pot lids like a genius using adhesive hooks.
22. Revive stale bread by running the loaf under water and putting it in the oven for a few minutes.
23. Keep your drain-cleaning sponge separate from you dish-cleaning sponge with a double-tiered sponge holder.
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Always allow your sponge to dry completely to avoid bacterial growth.
24. Get rid of strong smells (fish, onion, garlic) from your hands by washing them with a stainless steel spoon.
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Or purchase a steel soap bar.
26. Make a death trap for fruit flies by putting some apple cider vinegar in a glass. Roll up a sheet of paper like a funnel and place it in on top.
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The fruit flies will fly in, but they won’t fly out.
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