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Think TikTok is just for silly prank videos and viral dance routines? Think again. TikTok is full of practical life hacks, including some useful food hacks. If you're looking to save time in the kitchen or create a new delicacy, TikTok food videos may be perfect for you. Let's dive into eight popular TikTok food hacks to help you become a top chef with less stress.

8 Popular TikTok Food Hacks

To save time or get creative in the kitchen, check out these eight useful food hacks from popular TikTok videos:

1. Reverse-Strain Pasta

Usually, once you've finished cooking pasta, you place a colander in the sink and pour the pasta and water over it to let the water drain out. While that's an acceptable way of doing things, you could save yourself the time it would take to t...

You use your kitchen every day, probably more than once, so it will likely become cluttered over time. An unorganized kitchen can make cooking chaotic and add time to busy mornings trying to get out the door. Luckily, there are kitchen organization tips and secrets to help you spend less time sifting through cluttered cabinets and more time enjoying meals with your family. The best ways to organize your kitchen will depend on your specific setup and needs. Find ideas with these tips for getting organized in your kitchen to decrease stress and regain your time. (more…)

During the winter season, everyone searches for cozy foods to make. Don't just heat up a can of soup — try one of our easy sausage soup recipes instead. At Premio Foods, we have some of the warmest recipes for those chilly days that seem to give you goosebumps. Keep yourself happy and warm no matter how cold it is outdoors with piping hot Italian sausage soups. Just ensure you cook the sausage to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit by using a meat thermometer.

1. Italian Sausage Soup

When you need a bowl of soup, let our smokey Italian sausage soup bring you some comfort. Whether you're cooking for one or a family of four to six, this recipe has you covere...

If your New Year's resolution is to lose weight, Premio Foods wants to help you stick to it by starting January off with some healthy Italian sausage recipes. Our recipes are great for keeping you on track when you have those pesky cravings. Try out one or all of the five healthy recipes below. Just be sure to cook our sausage to an internal temperature of 165 degrees Fahrenheit, which you can check with a meat thermometer.

Cheesy Broccoli Veggie Tots Casserole With Sausage

When you need comfort food, give this veggie tot casserole a try. Our cheesy broccoli veggie tots casserole brings delicious foods such as sausage and cheese together with green v...

You're putting together a meal of mouthwatering hamburgers, but that's not all you want to serve. Burgers and fries go together well, but as side dishes go, fries are a fairly plain option. You need inspiration with the best side dishes for burgers. Burgers are a relatively simple meal to put together, so it's easy to add to your lunch or dinner with delicious hamburger sides. Sides for burgers create a filling meal with something everyone loves, and you have plenty of options. Discover your family's new favorite side dish with help from the guide below.

Best Side Dishes to Serve With Burgers

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Whether it’s been a tradition in your family or you're looking to change things up this year, a Christmas movie night is the perfect way to celebrate the season. Curling up with Christmas classics and new movies lets you relax during the busy holiday season and helps you get into the spirit of this time of year.

Christmas Movie Night Recipes

Before you reach for the same bowl of popcorn, why not make your night of films even more special with some amazing Christmas movie night treats? Try these recipes to make your movie night snacks as special and festive as the holidays.

1. Holiday Sausage Wreath

A holiday wreath doesn...

No need to wrack your brain this year trying to come up with the perfect present; you can easily create some yummy DIY holiday gifts to safely drop off at doorsteps this holiday season to show your love from a distance. You don’t have to stick with standard sweets like cookies and pastries, either. Savory delicacies make nice alternatives for holiday food gift ideas that always please. Hungry for more? Check out our tips for DIY Christmas gifts for the folks on your shopping list.

Choosing the Perfect Holiday Food Gift Recipes

When it comes to picking recipes for your DIY holiday gifts, you have two basic types of foods. The first are goodies that are meant to be eaten over the course of a few days. These have a bit of a shelf life, particularly when stored properly. Th...

Christmas morning is one of the year’s most cherished moments. It’s a time of uninterrupted celebration and togetherness, a moment for everyone to simply take a break from the hurried pace of everyday life. This year, why not add to the fun, warmth and fellowship with a special sausage treat that’s beyond the usual? Any of the following Christmas morning breakfast recipes will surely add the right touch of fantastic flavor to kick off the day’s festivities.

Christmas Breakfast Sausage Casserole

This Christmas breakfast casserole is delicious and easy to prepare. Brimming with sweet Italian sausage, eggs, toasted breadcrumbs and cheddar cheese, you’ll appreciate being able to whi...

Gluten-free is one of the most popular trending diets in the United States today. Yet, the number of people who actually need to avoid gluten for health and medical reasons is relatively small. Most people who eliminate gluten from their diet do so because they believe it's healthier — but is it really?

How Gluten Affects Different People

Diet trends are just that — trends. When celebrities start eating a certain way, their popularity influences the way that others eat. Such is the case with gluten-free. But what is gluten? Is it bad for you? Gluten is a protein found in many types of grains, including wheat, rye and barley. It's what gives bread dough its elastic texture. While eating too many simple carbs like white bread and pasta can be bad for you, most people can ...

The holidays are a time of gathering together with your friends and family while enjoying good food around the table. If you're hosting a small dinner with your loved ones this year, you probably don't need an entire turkey or ham. There are plenty of delicious alternatives to holiday standards, so why not start some new traditions? Check out five of our favorite small Thanksgiving and Christmas dinner ideas to try this holiday season.

1. Grandma's Holiday Lasagna

If your family adores traditional Italian flavors, they'll love indulging in this festive recipe for Grandma's Holiday Lasagna. Combined with your favorite Premio sausage, this dish is savory and filling. The sauce, which features sauteed...