Packing food for a wilderness weekend can be a process. For your next trip, cut back on your campsite prep time with this ...

If a container is not microwave-safe, it can leach harmful chemicals into food. A best practice is to use a microwave-safe bowl or plate instead of microwaving food in a plastic container.

T hink you're not eating microplastics? Think again. Researchers at UCLA have uncovered something unsettling: microplastics ...

For Mother’s Day especially, this no-nonsense approach to coffee feels appropriate – most moms don’t want to wait fifteen ...

Barbies and Cabbage Patch dolls defined the term “plastic people.” Today, each and every one of us is said to consume upwards to a credit card’s worth ...

There’s no way to completely avoid microplastics. The good news is that there are steps you can take to reduce your ...

Honey has been a staple in natural medicine for centuries, but despite its health benefits, experts remind consumers it is ...

Storing large amounts of cooked rice isn't uncommon, but according to the experts, it is a dangerous practice when it comes to your health. This is what you should know.

What follows are general rules and guidelines on which takeout containers can and can't be recycled and how best to recycle them. Plastic clamshell containers: Clear plastic takeout containers ...

The Reuben deserves special mention – corned beef that’s tender, not stringy, sauerkraut that maintains its crunch, Swiss ...

Feel the need for more storage? Bunnings stores around Australia have received stock of 17-piece food storage containers and are selling them for $6.98. Watch in the video above. Single-use plastic ...