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Stop putting mayo in egg sandwiches when simple alternative is tastier

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By Katherine McPhillips Verified, nicola roy
| AOL UK Verified
A decent sandwich is hard to beat, and when it comes to classic fillings, you can't get much better than egg mayonnaise. It's a fuss-free, budget-friendly lunch option that requires no oven, but the egg filling can quickly turn into an oily disaster if mayonnaise is used. Traditionally, mayonnaise has been the go-to sandwich ingredient, binding everything together while lending a naturally indulgent flavour that complements eggs beautifully.
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Should you rinse before recycling? Binman settles the debate once and for all

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By nicola roy
| AOL UK Verified
If you live in a household that generates a lot of recycling, you'll know how important it is to keep the bins fresh. One of the major culprits is leftover food debris on containers, which is why many people opt to rinse out their recycling before disposing of it. However, this isn't just for our benefit - some say it's also a necessity for the bin collection too, in order to prevent bits of food from clogging up the sorting facilities.
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Onions won't go mushy for six months if kept away from area they 'hate'

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By Angela Patrone Verified, nicola roy
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Food storage techniques are always handy to know, not only for bananas and potatoes, but equally for prolonging the freshness of your onions. This kitchen essential is typically stored in the fridge alongside other vegetables, but this is far from their ideal environment. If your onions are beginning to sprout, soften, or develop mould, they're likely not being stored properly.
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