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New Uses for Things in the Kitchen
These items step up to the plate in less time than it takes to heat up leftovers.
Levi BrownChopstick as Brewing Tool
For mess-free tea, tie a bunch of bags to a chopstick and rest it across the pitcher’s rim (use 2 bags per cup of boiling water). Brew for about 4 minutes, then lift and discard the bags.
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