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I've always used stainless steel cookware, and although it heats evenly and is long-lasting, it's not nonstick, which had me using cooking spray on a daily basis. Cooking spray isn't an unhealthy ...

The top of my refrigerator is home to a hodgepodge of oils, vinegar and cooking equipment. The most-used items have made their way to the periphery, where I can easily reach them (and, it seems, knock ...

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