I Tried VIRAL FOOD HACKS... is ANYTHING worth trying??

#foodhacks #tiktokfood #rachhloves so many new food hacks I've never tried out before - here's what's worth trying & what's just GARBAGE.

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[kellbell]

The lettuce trick is great on a head of iceberg lettuce. Try!

[anne-mariescaunasu]

Just an idea. The scrub daddy potato hack can maybe be a good idea for parents. If your child wants to help and you don't want to give them anything sharp, just give them a potato and a scrub daddy and let them have fun while you are continuing your cooking :)

[Tipsey]

The garlic/egg hack is so you can pinch the yolk out. Not scoop it.
The "head" of lettuce hack is for an actual head of lettuce. Not a stalk or heart of lettuce.
The chocolate/ice hack is using a bowl of ice water for a flatter surface and releasing. Not just ice.
The ice cream slicing is only to be sliced from the top that way you can still store it in the container for later.

[sweethaven]

8:02 For the head of lettuce, you need the round ball of lettuce, not the one you have. I worked in a fast food restaurant and someone taught me this, it does work if you have a round ball of lettuce. Slam the root side down, on a hard surface. It pushes the root up towards the top and breaks off all the leaves from the root. from Ohio 🇺🇸

[p.williams]

For the chocolate hack thing, if you mix coconut oil into the chocolate, it will set up at room temperature. It's basically magic shell!

[moni]

For the garlic hack, I think the idea is that you can pinch the yolk to pick it up and it doesn’t break. So it’s less messy and it’s supposed to make it easier to keep the yolk intact. Although, tbf, the way you did it seems pretty foolproof to me, so I don’t know if it’s even worth the effort of peeling a garlic clove just for this. Seems unnecessary, although pretty cool.

[Purplefairybunny]

You can put a thin layer of water on a plate. Freeze then add the chocolate art over the top. It works qnd combines both methods. Can also put ot back in the freezer to set quicker

[MEGnerd]

I believe the garlic on your fingers let's you pinch the yolk out without having to scoop it with your whole hand.

[Joy_of_life]

The veggie hack works best over night 🥰🥰 and the lettuce one is more for iceberg lettuce

[leenatoivanen]

For the ice cream servings, start cutting from top and save the lid. It will be a bit too large for the bottom but will cover the ice cream well enough 😊

[kristenm]

The celery and carrot trick is something I grew up with my mom doing. She could cut them into sticks and keep them in cold water in the fridge. It keeps them crisp. It also helps recover the celery and carrots, but cut the ends off first. The lettuce trick is really good for iceberg or cabbage.

[taylerhobbs]

The cold water trick works the best with lettuce and other leafy greens! I use it constantly

[dianethompson]

Learned that lettuce trick from grandmother on iceberg lettuce. Make x on bottom of core put in soil for more lettuce.

[briannahawley]

For the berry hack, what I do is soak them in vinegar and salt for a couple minutes, dry them on a paper towel and put them into a basic container lined with paper towel. This works very well for raspberries or any berry and I do this after I come home from grocery shopping. I’ve never had them go bad from this, the longest I’ve left them is 6 days and you couldn’t tell a difference from when I first bought them.

[yearsago]

My nana makes the dehydrated orange things as Christmas decorations and to make the bathroom smell nice :)

[EmilyGOODENUGH]

Love the cameo from morning Rachel. LOL

[HisBlueEyedBlondie]

Will you please share Trish's cookie recipe? Looked amazing! And Chris needs to (well, I need Chris to) share a drink a week. Please and thank you.

[momlifeplansonline]

My mother taught me the lettuce hack with iceberg lettuce when I was a young child, so I thought that was just the way everyone did it 😂

[pennyquist]

Try turning you citrus to "candied" slices...That is what I have seen on TikTok and what I thought you were going to do. They would also work for drinks or to decorate a cake.

[mvega]

I use the paper towel method for raspberries too, it is the best if you dont want to get new containers