Honey is yummy but so very sticky. For a simple and quick honey pour spray your measuring cup or measuring spoon with non-stick spray before measuring out the honey. The honey will pour out with little to no honey left behind.

Spray or pour a bit of water over a sliced avocado when storing in the fridge to keep it from browning.

Next time you use up your stick of butter don’t throw away the wrapper. Save the wrapper of the butter stick, fold it up and place it in the refrigerator. The next time you need to grease a pan just pull out the wrapper, unfold, and grease away.

There’s nothing worse than needing room temperature butter for a recipe and not having it available. Thankfully there’s a hack to quickly soften butter to room temperature. Place warm water into a glass and let it sit for a moment. Place the butter on a plate. Empty the glass of water and place upside down over the butter. After a minute or so you will have softened butter.

Slicing grape tomatoes can take a lot of time and can be dangerous. To speed up the process and protect your fingers place a plastic lid on top of a bunch of grape tomatoes and slice using a serrated knife.

The acid in onions is thought to be drawn to water sources. To prevent the acid from causing your eyes to water, try placeing a damp paper towel next to your cutting board as you slice onions. The thought is the acid in the onion will be drawn to the water in the paper towel instead of your eyes.