Like other dry goods, there are a lot of questions surrounding how long nutritional yeast can keep. In this article, we’ll answer the question, ‘does nutritional yeast go bad?’ as well as other common nooch shelf life inquiries.
Have more strawberries than you know what to do with? Find out how to store them the right way so they last a few weeks to six months and beyond.
Frozen stuffed peppers are an easy dish when you’re short on time. Find out how to freeze stuffed peppers, as well as how to thaw and cook them, so they taste as good as fresh.
Tofu is a highly versatile food that can be prepared a number of ways, including raw. Here are some tips for cooking tofu and using it raw, plus our easy marinated tofu recipe.
Just made a big batch of quinoa and wondering how long it will last? We’ve got that answer plus storage tips, quinoa facts, and a simple quinoa recipe.
This easy hack for cleaning strawberries with vinegar is cheap, quick, and removes pesticide residue and microorganisms so your strawberries get cleaner and stay fresh longer.
You can freeze mushrooms, and knowing how will make all the difference in your mushroom recipes. Read on to learn how to freeze them, along with tips and recommendations for using them in recipes.
Almond milk is a better choice for your health and the planet than dairy milk, but does almond milk go bad the same way traditional milk does? Find out, plus learn how long almond milk lasts and how best to store it.
Can coconut milk go bad? Can you freeze canned coconut milk? How about the kind that comes in a carton? We’ve got the answers to all your coconut milk freezing questions right here.
Freezing cilantro is a great way to preserve this delicate herb. We’ll show you three methods for how to freeze cilantro and how to use it in future recipes.
Wondering if you can use the expired flour in your pantry? Here is everything you need to know about storing different types of flour and the answer to the question, “Does flour go bad?”
Ever wondered ‘Does vinegar go bad?’ We’ve got your answer, plus everything you need to know to prolong the shelf life of this useful pantry staple.
Flaxseeds are filled with fragile omega fatty acids, which means, yes, flaxseed does go bad. In fact, it can go bad quite quickly in the wrong conditions. Find out how to tell if your flaxseed is bad and get storage tips to keep it good for longer.