Because sometimes, homemade just isn't better.
at home for the first time. And as much as we love being able to say that everything we're serving is "homemade," there are just some store-bought products that are just so perfect that we buy without any shame, because there's no way in hell we'd be able to make a better version ourselves. Cooking smarter is just as valuable as cooking harder. Here are the 9 store-bought products we wholeheartedly endorse, and just couldn't live without:Aioli is one thing.
It’s the sugar and the acid and the salt in perfect harmony. Remember that whole thing where fancy restaurants were trying to make their own ketchup and brag about it, even when it all tasted like garbage? That was a sad time. There’s no replacement for a bottle of the real-real, and when you have a product this perfect, making your own is downright nonsensical. Heinz is synonymous with ketchup for a reason.There are good homemade potato chips. We’re not going to say there aren’t.
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