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Bread can stale or go moldy on the counter or in the fridge. Instead, make a proper home for your bread in the freezer.

Even the saddest container of leftovers can make a bitchin' pizza.

Finding out the battery cycle count isn't limited to only the latest iPhones.

This combination packs a salty, sweet, and crunchy punch.

In five minutes, you can make a personal portion of this comforting childhood sweet.

I like the regular ramen carbonara idea, but there's a big missed opportunity here.

Pan frying and steaming have always been my go-to cooking methods, but air frying frozen dumplings is a serious contender.

Why not both?

Sourdough is a pain in the ass—but this isn't.

TranslucentTB lets you customize the Windows taskbar

Change the color scheme, add a cat.

A metaphorical exercise in compassion might help you better deal with all of life’s big and little stressors.

Stop seeing red in certain apps or web sites.

Leave a message for yourself somewhere you'll actually see it.

You can get the magic back.

Get your hands dirty and make that same crunchy, flaky coating on your chicken at home.

Using sensors, cameras, and plugs, you can automate the process of growing fungi inside your home.

Impress your loved ones with a three-ingredient dessert that says, "I love you in the most efficient way possible."

Finally, a download tool without ads or malware.