“Grate some toast for easy breadcrumbs!”

“Use a tarp in a snowstorm so your dog can go to the bathroom”

“Great way to carry super glue in backpack/purse without worrying about it leaking”

“If your Sofa or Loveseat has one of these little flaps made out of the same material as the sofa, you should know it is provided to test cleaning agents on.”

“Use bottle lids to hold pressfit baby gates in place.”

“A fitted sheet at the beach can come in handy as a picnic area”

“Hideaway desk to “hideaway” office kitchen”

“Life hack: Lowe’s and Home Depot have free pressure treated pallet stringers in the back! Great for small projects. Just don’t take too many, they don’t mind you taking 10-20.”

“Use an egg slicer to cut mushrooms.”

“‘When making garlic bread (store bought or homemade), slice the bread before baking it. That way once it’s done, you just pull a slice off instead of having to cut hot bread and getting crumbs everywhere.”

“A great way to keep tape organized.”

“No more groceries all over the trunk!”

“Muffin tin snack tray: organized and no cross-snack contaimination”

“I punch 3 holes inside the sealing rim of my paint can on the side I plan to pour out of to help with keeping your work area clean and wasting paint”

“Use cardboard to cover houseplant potting soil if you’ve got babies or pets that like to dig in it.”

“Your mask can be a pocket square for a moment.”

“A CD rack holds ramen perfectly”

“Fold square cheese into triangles to help it fit rectangular bread”

“Sew a piece of microfiber on the (inside) end of your shirt so you can clean your glasses more easily.”

“Wanna store cake in a container but don’t want to dig it out later? Flip a tupperware upside down and use the lid as the bottom.”

“Got too many earrings? Get yourself some sticky cork to organise!”

“Been storing my headphones in this sour candy case for years, wanted to share”

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“If your food is bland even though you’ve added salt then it’s missing acidity. Lemon juice, lime juice, or vinegar are easy additions.”

“Easy one – clean while you cook”

“If a recipe says to sauté onions and garlic together at the same time, DON’T. Do the onions first, and then add the garlic when the onions are just about done. Garlic can be over sautéed and it takes on a bitter flavor.”

“Prep everything first. Have all of your veggies cut and ingredients ready. You will be more relaxed.”

“Not mine, but my wife browns the butter before she adds it to chocolate chip cookie dough and they’re the best freakin cookies I’ve ever eaten!”

“Frozen pizza can also be zooshed up in many ways, eg sprinkle some feta on it after it’s cooked.”

“I use soy sauce in a lot of stews and soups to help bring out savory flavors. My minestrone, for instance, usually has some soy sauce in it.”

“Revive veggies that have lost their water by cutting their edges and soaking them in cold water. Lettuce, carrots, celery will be crisp again.”

“Leaving a potholder on the handle of a cleaned cast iron pan to let anyone who might put it away know it may be hot as it cools down.”

“I always take my cookies out of the oven a couple minutes or so before they’re supposed to come out. They still cook a little bit when they’re cooling on the pan, and as a result they come out nice and soft.”

“Boxed chocolate cake – use cooled brewed coffee instead of the water. Richens the flavor so much. I do it with boxed brownies too.”

“Knives, get good knives and a sharpener”

“Pretty much every soup can use a lil drop of lemon juice”

“A quality set of scissors will save you so much hassle…”

“Preheat. Preheat the oven every time. Let your pan heat up, and let the oil heat up.”

“Have a “cheat sheet” for times things go in the oven and how long it takes so you can prepare side dishes to go with the entree.”

“MSG”

“Do you not like vegetables but want to learn to love them? Roast.That.Sh#t.”

“Put a damp paper towel under your cutting board to prevent it from sliding around when you are cutting.”

“Buy a 5 lb bag of onions, caramelize all the onions at once, divide up into portions and package individually, then freeze.

The onions cook down to a manageable size during caramelization. Only needs to be done once every few months this way.”

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