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25 Amazing Tricks That Will Keep Your Groceries Fresher For Longer - Longer Shelf Life! - Cleverly

25 Amazing Tricks That Will Keep Your Groceries Fresher For Longer - Longer Shelf Life! - Cleverly

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9 Tips & Tricks For Keeping Food Fresh It happens to everyone: right after you buy a bunch fresh groceries, your food goes bad before you can even make a dent in it! As if grocery prices weren't high enough already, that additional waste tends to add up and can end up costing you tons of money. Unfortunately, fruits & vegetables are usually the first ones to go, but they're also an important part of your diet and taste way better fresh than canned or frozen. Luckily, there are tons of quick & easy ways to fix this pesky problem. These 9 tips & tricks will help you keep all of that delicious produce fresher for longer, so you can enjoy fresh food without taking daily trips to the grocery store-- and without it costing you an arm and a leg!
Date: 2022-03-27

Comments and reviews: 10


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I used to be a produce manager and the best way to preserve your greens is to place the bottoms (cut a sliver off lettuce etc) in a very small amount of luke warm water and cover loosely and completey with a plastic bag and plave in fridge. This will also revive most vegetables when wilted. Tip. cut milk cartons in half and use bottom to keep veggies upright
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It-s a shame you play music instead of speaking and explaining. For example, I-d get more out of you explaining why you-re putting celery with your bread rather than showing me. Like I don-t think anyone needs a demo of that but the effort is appreciated nonetheless.
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Green onions put the roots in water as soon as you get home an place in the sun on a window sill. harvest from the green tops only, change the water daily. I have kept the same plants for months. they will regrow in 2 weeks and you can harvest them again and again.
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Great ideas. But my only concern is when you put open containers of fluid in a fridge the compressor works harder trying to eliminate moisture. Maybe wrap the veggies around the area of exposure with clear wrap to keep the moisture where you want it, in the container.
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Ok so -5: 45 the tomato paste was put on WHAT? IT -LOOKS- LIKE A BROWN PAPER LIKE PRODUCT. WE IN THE USA DON'T HAVE ANYTHING BROWN. AT LEAST, I'VE NEVER SEEN BROWN. SO, would someone kindly tell me what that is. I kinda need to know that particular one
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I always rinse and dry my parsley and cilantro, clip the stems, and put them in 1/2 glass water in the fridge covered by a small plastic baggy. Keeps for weeks if you change water and clip bottoms 1x a week.
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Just buy the amount you need and should you have left overs, create a second dish from that. I am positive you can get these ingredients un- pre- packed to buy just enough.
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Spoiler alert, the banana thing does not work! Plus don-t pre-cut your cabbage please! That was a ridiculous idea! A lot of these are.
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Y-all! Noticed food doesn-t last long in the fridge anymore! If u have leftovers. Depends on what it is 3 day-s max! Refrigerator stay.
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