Vinegar's always a useful thing to have around the house. Plain white vinegar has many uses and it's very inexpensive — especially when bought in bulk! Here are five unexpected uses!

• Unclog your drains. A combination of vinegar and baking soda produces a foaming fizz you might remember from science project volcanos. This simply chemical reaction's also great for unclogging drains and removing odorous bacteria.
• Remove mold and mildew. White vinegar is one of the best things to use to remove mildew stains from your bathroom. Dilute vinegar with water for lighter stains; use undiluted vinegar for heavier mildew.
• Shine silver. A bath of vinegar and baking soda can help clean tarnished or dingy silver. Rest items in the bath for two or three house. Rinse with cold water, dry with a soft cloth, and enjoy the shine!
• Freshen closests. Mixing vinegar, ammonia, and baking soda produces a powerful cleanser that can vaporize pesky odors rapidly. Remove your clothes, wash the surfaces with the vinegar solution, and let the closet air out for 24 hours.
• Remove stains from carpets. Vinegar can also remove stains from rugs and carpets. Mix it with salt and rub gently on light stains; mix with cornstach for heavily ground-in dirt.

• 1 lb ground lean turkey 
• 3 large chicken breasts, boneless (cubed) 
• 2 tbsp olive oil 
• 1 large onion (chopped) 
• 1 bunch cilantro (chopped) 
• 1 green pepper (chopped) 
• 1 can fire roasted tomatoes 
• 2 cans of mushrooms (drained) 
• 1 cup frozen spinach 
• 1 cup frozen corn 
• 1 can black beans 
• 1 container light sour cream 
• 1 package shredded cheddar cheese 
• (1 jalapeno if you like spicy) 
• 1 packet McCormick's chili seasoning 
• 3 tbsp garlic 
• Salt and pepper 
• 1 bag scoopable fritos