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Karen T.
May 25, 2015
I found out one day while making a cake in the food processor, use a funnel to add your dry ingredients as the processor is running. You won't have a mess.
Rosa L.
May 25, 2015
If you use a canning funnel, the larger opening lets the flour go through faster than a regular funnel. Whether you can or not, you will find so many uses for a canning funnel.
softenbrownsugar
May 21, 2015
Having several links used to annoy me too, until I just started clicking on all the links with the wheel on my mouse. That opens a new tab each time, and it's so much easier to click on each tab, read the hint (and possibly comments), and then 'X' the tab out. Maybe everyone knows that already, but I just thought I'd throw it out there. :)
CFrance
May 21, 2015
The fact is, it takes you away from the article and into a new window with each click. You could end up with 20 windows open, if your computer would even handle that.
Jessica
May 20, 2015
I agree that having the information in the article instead of having to click on all the links would be a big improvement!
Sora
May 20, 2015
Bacon in the oven is thee number one most convenient kitchen hack!! Ever! And to make it even easier, line your pan with aluminum foil. ZERO cleanup and tons of bacony goodness.
CFrance
May 20, 2015
I counted 19 clicks in this article. Seriously! Why not put everything into one article so one doesn't have to click and click and click. It'll take me days to get through all this what with having other things to do as well. It looks interesting but a lot of going back and forth. Just a suggestion for next time--put it all on one page, please.
Dave's C.
May 20, 2015
Each link goes to an article...they're probably not going to put 20 articles on one page.
saltandserenity
June 18, 2014
Love how your brain works Lisa! What a fun article.
My favourite hack is half a lemon dipped into kosher salt to clean my copper pots!
My favourite hack is half a lemon dipped into kosher salt to clean my copper pots!
Jeanmarie T.
June 17, 2014
These look really interesting, but I HATE that they're all individual links and not all on one page. Boo, hiss.
Jean-Guy B.
June 15, 2014
My favourite kitchen hack is getting garlic off your hands without soap by just rubbing them against stainless steel cutlery under cold running water. ... Not theat you always want it off your hands.
Lisa S.
June 17, 2014
Glad to know I'm not the only one who sometimes enjoys alliums on her hands...
puttakka
June 11, 2014
I learned from my mother to clean pots and pans (especially cast iron) with coffee grinds. They scrub without scratching and also remove food smells (like eggs, meat, and fish).
I submitted this to Cook's Illustrated, but they were not impressed.
I submitted this to Cook's Illustrated, but they were not impressed.
Lisa S.
June 11, 2014
Genius! I'll have to try that the next time I'm tempted to reach for my steel wool.
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