Super Easy Air Fryer Snacks for Chinese New Year
Celebrate the Chinese New Year with these simple, practical, and delicious treats you can easily make with an air fryer. So addictive—you’ll want one bite after another! 🎉🍴
Celebrate the Chinese New Year with these simple, practical, and delicious treats you can easily make with an air fryer. So addictive—you’ll want one bite after another! 🎉🍴
With the Pensonic Tapsty, you can steam, air-fry, and bake all in one appliance—perfect for creating a variety of dishes with ease. Here are three must-try recipes that show off its versatility:
Looking for a delicious and fuss-free Christmas main dish? These Lemon Roasted Chicken Legs are juicy, flavorful, and come with perfectly roasted vegetables—all made in one air fryer! Perfect for holiday dinners or cozy family meals.
Turn your weekend into a mini pizza party! 🎉 With just 4 simple steps, you and your little ones can bake a delicious homemade pizza — crispy crust, gooey cheese, and all the fun toppings you love. Perfect for family bonding time! ❤️
Looking for a refreshing way to stay cool and healthy? These 3 easy detox juice recipes are perfect for the Malaysian climate — whether you're battling the heat, boosting your immunity, or just want a tasty wellness upgrade. Grab your juicer and let’s get squeezing! 🥒🍍🍋
So, you’ve got yourself an air fryer (or thinking of getting one)? Great choice! 🙌
Air fryers aren’t just for frozen nuggets or fries — they’re your secret weapon for whipping up delicious, healthier meals in minutes.
Here are some easy and crowd-favourite recipes perfect for Malaysian tastes — no deep-frying, no oily mess!
Express freezing and ice making for your instant bliss ❄️
Satisfy your cravings for fries and more without the guilt. 🥰
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Everything in your fridge probably has its place. We don’t just fit everything in and hope that nothing falls out when we open the door. Instead, we place them on certain shelves even if we do have to be creative with space sometimes. We’ve been taught that food needs to go in a certain order when it comes to the fridge and this is why we do it. But what if you’ve been organizing your fridge wrong for your whole life?
Indeed, sometimes we put food on certain shelves that could be reducing its shelf life. So the way you’re storing things in your fridge might be partially responsible for the amount of food that you throw away. This is why you should be careful storing your food so that you can actually cook it using your brand new Expertise pots and pans gifted by your mother in law last Ramadan.
So what are we storing incorrectly in our fridges?
Milk
Everyone knows that milk goes in the fridge door, right? Wrong! Storing your milk in the door of your fridge is the wrong place because the door is the warmest part of the fridge. Your milk needs to be kept nice and cold or you will end up accidentally drinking a slightly sour cup of coffee in the morning before the expiry date has been reached. Just store your milk on the middle shelf of your fridge and it will stay fresh for longer.
Cheese
Like milk, we might keep cheese in the little compartments in the fridge door. However, cheese should be kept as cold as possible so place your hard cheeses on the middle shelf next to your milk. And remember, fresh cheese means delicious mac n cheese for dinner so it should not be spoiled! The same goes for yogurts and eggs, so keep this shelf as a primarily dairy shelf. However, butter and soft cheeses can go in the fridge door as this will stop them from going too hard.
Raw meat
If you’re storing your raw meat and fish on the bottom shelf of your fridge, you’re right. This is the best and coldest part of the fridge, so no risk of juices dripping onto other food, which causes dangerous contamination. It is also important to package it all up so it’s totally sealed so it will stay edible for longer.
Pre-cooked foods
Any that is already cooked such as chicken kabsa leftovers should stay on the top shelf of your fridge. This shelf has the most consistent temperature, which ensures that bacteria does not grow too quickly.
Now that you know where everything should be going in your fridge, it’s time to get rearranging!
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