Bagged salads, romaine lettuce, and spinach have been frequent stars of food recall alerts in recent years. Unfortunately, fields of leafy greens are easy targets for E. coli contaminations due to ...

A salad spinner is one of those kitchen gadgets that seems straightforward: you toss in your greens, give it a spin, and ta-da: dry lettuce. Turns out most of us have been doing it wrong. According to ...

When you imagine tucking into a salad, you probably think fresh and crisp, not soggy and slightly wilted. A salad spinner dries your salad after washing so it isn’t soggy and helps you keep those ...

If you’re looking to eat healthier, there are few better places to start than by adding a salad to your daily diet. Mixing leafy greens with other vegetables—and, if you’re feeling particularly ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Let's be real for a second — washing lettuce is a pain. Unless a bag instructs you to do otherwise, it's something that just needs to be done ...

Ina Garten uses a towel to make a DIY salad spinner. She puts lettuce in a dish towel and spins it around her head. The Barefoot Contessa host also uses a towel to make taking corn off the cob easier.

Winter, spring, summer or fall—at EatingWell, every season is salad season. We love grabbing seasonal greens like kale, romaine, escarole and spinach and loading them up with all our favorite toppings ...