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Properly storing fresh produce can significantly extend how long your fresh items stay fresh, tasty, and фермерские продукты с доставкой packed with nutrients. One of the most important things to remember is that each fruit and vegetable has its own ideal environment. Some items prefer the fridge, while some fare best outside the fridge.

Start by separating ripening fruits that release gas like stone fruits, melons, and kiwi from ethylene-sensitive items like spinach, kale, and strawberries. This odorless compound that speeds up ripening and can ruin nearby produce when clustered.

Keep potatoes, onions, and garlic in a temperate, non-humid storage area like a kitchen cabinet away from light. Don’t seal them in airtight containers or in close proximity, as moisture and close contact can cause them to rot. Instead, use a mesh bag or cardboard box.

For leafy greens such as spinach, kale, and lettuce, give them a quick cold rinse, use a salad spinner to remove moisture, and place them in a closed plastic bin fitted with a moisture-absorbing sheet. The towel absorbs excess moisture and stops spoilage from setting in.

Berries are delicate and should be stored in the fridge in a without stacking. Avoid rinsing until consumption, as moisture invites fungus. Try this proven method by soaking briefly in vinegar solution. Use a 1:3 vinegar-to-water ratio, dip the berries for a minute, then wash off and air-dry thoroughly before refrigerating.

Both carrots and celery last longer when stored in a container of water in the fridge. Replace it every 3–4 days to keep it fresh. For herbs like cilantro, parsley, and dill, treat them like flowers. Snip off the bottom, and place them in a glass with an inch of water, then cover loosely with a plastic bag and refrigerate. Try wrapping in a slightly wet towel and keep in an airtight bin.

Store unripe bananas at ambient heat until ripe. After they’ve softened to your liking, you can move them to the chill zone to pause natural aging. The skin may darken but the flesh stays sweet and edible.

Store hard avocados out of the fridge until they soften. Then, refrigerate to extend freshness. Once halved or sliced, leave the seed in, cover with airtight wrap, or place it in an airtight container with a slice of onion to prevent discoloration.

Consistently examine your stored items and remove any spoiled items immediately to prevent them from affecting the rest. By understanding the unique needs of each type of fruit and vegetable, you can dramatically cut down on spoilage and enjoy fresher tasting produce for longer.