Opened jars of jelly, like all perishables, must be uniformly kept at 40 degrees Fahrenheit or colder in the refrigerator. If you're not sure when you're going to use it again, you can keep it in ...

Gourmet grocery stores are upping their game in the Hamptons, serving a welcoming wealthy clientele. At one Hamptons grocery, ...

After weeks of speculation, sources close to the duchess have divulged that her As Ever products are manufactured by grocery ...

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Grocery prices: The highs and lows. In January and February, the most noticeable increase in grocery store staples were eggs (10.2%) and beef (2.4%), according to the index. Here are other grocery ...

Jam is spoonable yet spreadable, and is usually looser, chunkier, and less sweet than jelly. To qualify as a jam, according to the FDA, a recipe must be made with a single fruit or an approved ...

A traveler recently packed 200 H-E-B tortillas for a flight in Texas, sparking curiosity and conversations online.

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According to Cheapism, here are five other money wasters to avoid at the grocery store: 4. Frozen fruit 5. Bottled water 6. Packaged dips 7. Pre-cut cheese 8. Bulk items you'll never use 9.

The hot new travel trend is grocery store tourism: going to the area's grocery store or market to learn about the cuisine and be introduced to new scents, foods and spices.