A cloudy jug at the orchard stand, a clear bottle on a grocery shelf, and a pot of mulled cider on the stove all get called “cider.” They don’t all belong in the refrigerator. The answer changes with the type, so here is each...
Read MoreYou pick up a tub of Cool Whip from the freezer aisle, and a week later you are wondering where it’s supposed to live. It’s a frozen product that ends up on a refrigerator shelf, then on a dessert table, so the rules change at...
Read MoreThere is a half-used tub of Cool Whip in the refrigerator, and you can’t remember when it went in. It lives in the freezer at the store, then in the refrigerator after it thaws, so the question isn’t as simple as it is for a jar...
Read MoreA new pilot program, implemented by the Refuse Division, is reducing the number of trash dumpsters in alleys in Wards 3 and 5. Across the City of St. Louis, the Refuse Division typically allocates one trash dumpster for every...
Read MoreIf you’re connecting to the internet at home, then you should be taking a range of precautions to protect yourself from the attention of malicious online actors. What might seem like a trivial mistake can sometimes be exploited...
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