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I Had to Share This Hack Because It Actually Works—Total Game-Changer!
You know those tips you scroll past online and think, “Yeah right, like that actually works”? Same. But recently, I tried a simple kitchen hack that completely surprised me—and I just had to share it because it’s an absolute game-changer.
Whether you’re a home cook, a busy parent, or someone just trying to keep the kitchen under control, this one’s for you.
✨ The Hack: Use Parchment Paper to Keep Grease Off Oven Racks
Yep, that’s it. Just line the bottom of your oven with parchment paper (NOT wax paper!) before roasting anything greasy—like bacon, chicken thighs, cheesy casseroles, or even frozen pizzas.
Result? No more baked-on grease splatters, no more scrubbing charred drips off your oven floor, and way less smoke when things accidentally overflow.
🔥 Why It Works
Parchment paper is heat-resistant (usually up to 425°F/218°C), so it can handle most baking and roasting tasks. It acts like a barrier between your food and your oven, catching spills before they become burnt-on nightmares.
Just be sure it’s lying flat and not too close to the heating element!
🧽 Bonus: Clean-Up Becomes a Breeze
Instead of scraping and scrubbing, just pull out the used parchment and toss it. Your oven stays cleaner for longer, and you spend way less time elbow-deep in oven grime.
