Pro tip: Soak bags in baking soda water if you stored something stinky. Garlic-scented strawberries are not a thing. Use up your last roll of plastic wrap — and don’t replace it. Treat it like that ex ...

Using a small paring knife, poke a few holes in plastic wrap to allow air to escape, then roll tighter. Tie both ends of plastic wrap snug against rice to secure; trim excess plastic wrap.

The Barefoot Contessa uses this plastic wrap dispenser “all the time” to slice consistent pieces. “Instead of fighting with that box,” Garten said, all you have to do is pull out as much ...

Plastic wrap is very handy in the kitchen... except when it only sticks to itself. It can be frustrating trying to unwrap your hands and get the wrap to stick to your dish. To simplify the cling ...

encase ingredients in plastic wrap and toss plastic detergent pods in the dishwasher — all of which are possible vectors for microplastics exposure. "One of the most important sources of ...