
Autumn Swiers
Writer at Freelance
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tastingtable.com | Autumn Swiers
Live By The 'Rule Of 5' And All Your Kitchen Organizing Problems Will Disappear Violetastoimenova/Getty Images Have you ever felt like an animal being hunted for sport when your partner innocuously asks, "What do you want for dinner tonight?" Decision fatigue is a real, medically-recognized phenomenon that can make even low-stakes decisions feel overwhelming by day's end.
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tastingtable.com | Autumn Swiers
This BBQ Hack Is Just What You Need To Keep Food Cool This Summer Gorodenkoff/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. When cookout season arrives, one of the most fun barbecue activities (apart from chowing down) is swimming. It's time to bust out the pool — but not necessarily to take a dip. For a playful, DIY cooler that'll last all summer long, just fill an inflatable kiddie pool with ice.
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4 days ago |
tastingtable.com | Autumn Swiers
Island Vs Peninsula: Which Kitchen Addition Works Better For Small Spaces? Runna10/Getty Images Ambitious epicures working with small kitchens — this one's for you. We've explored 12 clever ways to make your kitchen seem larger. Now, we're back with another space-saving solution that delivers a sleek layout, is great for entertaining guests, and gives tiny kitchens the functionality that foodies deserve.
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4 days ago |
tastingtable.com | Autumn Swiers
The Type Of Bubbles You Should Watch Out For In Canned Goods SimpleImages/Getty Images Home-canning is a fun, fascinating foray into food science, and a thrifty way to make your garden harvest last year-round. On the flip side, it can be massively frustrating to have to abandon those lovingly home-canned goods when something goes wrong along the way. But, ingesting the contents of a compromised jar has the potential to make you sick.
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4 days ago |
yahoo.com | Autumn Swiers
Home-canning is a fun, fascinating foray into food science, and a thrifty way to make your garden harvest last year-round. On the flip side, it can be massively frustrating to have to abandon those lovingly home-canned goods when something goes wrong along the way. But, ingesting the contents of a compromised jar has the potential to make you sick. During your food's tenure in the sealed jar, keep an eye out for fizzy air bubbles.
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