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Cucumber Preservation

Cucumber Preservation

TheFoodGeek, contributor | December 29th, 2011

Though it's not the best for the environment, there are reasons to wrap cucumbers in plastic.

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Stale Irony

Stale Irony

TheFoodGeek, contributor | June 14th, 20115 comments

The refrigerator is supposed to keep our food fresh for longer, but some claim that putting bread in the refrigerator makes it go stale faster. Read on to learn what's going on, how to prevent it, and how to fix it (sometimes).

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Dried Egg Pasta: Hidden Danger or Perfectly Safe?

Dried Egg Pasta: Hidden Danger or Perfectly Safe?

TheFoodGeek, contributor | September 3rd, 20094 comments

When someone at home makes some fresh pasta, it's generally made with egg. Why is this okay to dry and store?

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