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This one kitchen appliance could be bad for your health - and it s not the microwave

This one kitchen appliance could be bad for your health - and it s not the microwave
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This one kitchen item could be wreaking havoc on your health — and it s not a microwave

You likely use this item in the kitchen every single day.

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This one kitchen item could be wreaking havoc on your health — and it s not a microwave

Plastic cutting boards could be releasing microplastics into your food, according to a recent study, but experts are divided whether or not to toss them.

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How long are my holiday meal leftovers good for? Expert weighs in on the two hour rule

Food experts say a common misconception among people is the "two-hour rule."

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How long is it safe to leave food out? The 2-hour rule, explained

The two-hour rule seems straightforward - perishable food should not be left at room temperature for more than two hours. But a video I posted about this topic over the

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