Only plastic containers designated microwave-safe by the manufacturer are safe to use in the microwave. If a container is not ...

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Many of us rely on the microwave to warm up our food or even to cook meals with it ... lead them to sparking and possibly even causing a fire. Instead, you should steam or boil your greens.

While they might be delicious, experts have warned that the remnants of your Easter feast could put you in danger.

If your onions are going off quicker than expected, experts say it's probably because you've been storing them wrong.

“Forever chemicals” are found in daily items such as food packaging, pizza boxes and guitar ... water-resistant textiles and fire suppression foams. Over time, the pollutants have collected ...

Sethi also advised using glass instead of plastic to microwave ready meals while the Food Packaging Forum advises not to microwave any kind of plastic. By Kat O'Connor ...

The following violations were reported during a routine inspection: food protection manager certification is expired; trash ...

That’s the standard reaction at Honey’s Farm Fresh Gourmet Kitchen in Lewes, Delaware, where the breakfast and lunch ...

Tens of thousands of Tonka ride-on toy trucks are being voluntarily recalled as they may pose a burn and fire hazard.