1. Cutting onions without crying:
3 tips you'll find useful
Here are three invaluable tips to help you organise your kitchen as well as your cooking better.
Storing vegetables
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A of of people do not really like to chop onions, with good reason too. If you want to chop onions without your tear glands leaking, simply sprinkle some drops of lemon juice on the chopping board and chop away.
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2. Putting the crunch back in cereal:
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We all know that cereal like cornflakes, coco pops and others can become soft and lose their crunch after a few days of opening the box.
To make cereal crispy again, simply stick it in the oven or microwave for a few minutes.
3. Preserving vegetables:
Before putting your vegetables in the fridge, place paper napkins between them to retain their freshness and crunchiness.
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