The short answer: Unopened bonito flakes stay at good quality until the printed best-by date if kept at room temperature, away from sunlight. Once opened, they don't last nearly as long as most dried goods:
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Heather is a founding editor and contributing writer for Better Living. She loves creating recipes, sharing healthy living hacks, travelling, and researching the latest in wellness trends. On the weekends you’ll find her reading, doing yoga, and planning her next adventure.
If you love donuts and either live in or are traveling to the Philadelphia area, buckle up, because this list needed more than a light dusting of powdered sugar to fix. A couple of legendary names have quietly
There's no better way to see the fall's famous fiery display of foliage, than with a road trip through the Northeast.  So, when's the best time to hit the road? Typically, leaves first begin to change color in the northern parts of
This guide covers 9 real haunted places within a few hours of Philadelphia, from a prison that held Al Capone to a Revolutionary War fort with the heaviest bombardment of the war. Every site is tied to documented
The short answer: Not in the traditional sense. Spices are too dry to support most bacterial growth, so they don't spoil like perishable food. Instead they gradually lose potency: whole spices stay flavorful for
Burglars don't have to guess where homeowners hide spare keys. Local police departments across the country publish nearly identical short lists of spots to avoid, because people keep using the same handful of
This guide covers 10 East Coast fall food festivals with confirmed 2026 dates, from Pennsylvania's mushroom capital to a Maine harbor race powered by 700-pound hollowed-out pumpkins. Several popular festivals have quietly
Last week I spilled an entire glass of pinot noir on my white shirt during movie night. Not a splash. Not a dribble. The entire glass, right down the front, like some kind of dramatic movie scene except I
This corner of the country earns its haunted reputation honestly. Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Delaware were settled in the 1600s and 1700s, so a lot of their taverns are old enough to have survived the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, and
The Short Answer: Transmission fluid is petroleum oil with a red or amber dye added, so it behaves like a grease stain and a dye stain at the same time. Treat the oil first with
This guide covers 14 real haunted hotels you can book in the U.S. right now, from the Stanley Hotel that inspired The Shining to the actual Lizzie Borden crime scene, now a bed and breakfast. Every hotel here is
The Short Answer: Let the wax harden completely before touching it, scrape off the excess, then use a warm iron over paper towels to draw out what's left. Treat any leftover dye color with an
