Southern Living on MSN

What Causes That Pink Color On Cheese—And Can You Still Eat It?

If you found pink spots or slime on cheese, learn why this happens, whether it's safe to cut it away, and tips for storing ...
Simply Recipes on MSN

This Is the Worst Thing You Can Do to Cheese, According to Tillamook

“When you freeze it, the moisture in the cheese can turn to ice crystals, which can break and poke into the fat and protein ...

Condiments you should never keep past their expiration date, according to experts

A safe rule of thumb is to toss anything that contains mayonnaise at the time of its expiration—especially if the jar has ...
Chowhound on MSN

10 Vintage Cooking Tips To Try

While some vintage cooking techniques are probably best to be left in the past, others are pretty handy and can totally be used today in your kitchen.
Verywell Health on MSN

Is It Safe to Eat Moldy Cheese?

Sometimes, mold on cheese is intentional and can be safe to eat. Other times, it's a sign of cheese that's beyond consumption and can be contaminated. Learn how to tell.
Tasting Table on MSN

This Hobby Lobby Storage Solution Could Make Cheese Last Longer

This small, convenient tool is made to store individually wrapped slices of cheese and is carefully designed to keep cheese fresh by blocking air and moisture.