How to Cook Frozen Shelled Soybeans

Frozen green soybeans, often served in Japanese restaurants as an appetizer, are called edamame. Shelled edamame are soybeans that have been removed from their pods.

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How to Cook a Frozen Burrito in the Oven

Frozen burritos are a versatile food that satisfy your appetite in a hurry. Most frozen burrito packages have instructions for both microwaving and baking in conventional ovens. Microwaving a burrito results in a softer tortilla, while cooking in the oven gives a crispier shell.

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How to Dispose of Used Razor Blades

Proper disposal of used razor blades is important, especially if you use double-edged blades or you have small children in the house. Throwing used blades in the trash can also be hazardous to pets and sanitation workers.

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How to Mix Protein Powder Into Hot Oatmeal

A steaming bowl of oatmeal is a healthy, cholesterol-lowering breakfast that tastes great on cold mornings. Give your oatmeal extra punch by stirring in a scoop of protein powder. Protein helps to rebuild damaged muscles and gives you stamina to keep going until lunchtime.

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How to Make Your Own Protein Shake With an Egg

Protein shakes can help repair muscles damaged by exercise or weightlifting. One inexpensive and low-calorie way to add protein to a shake is with egg whites, or, if you prefer the taste and need the calories, whole eggs. For those who don't like whey or soy protein, egg whites can be the solution.

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