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How To Keep Strawberries Fresh At Home. The paper towels absorb moisture to keep the berries nice and dry. The best way to store a bunch of whole berries is to loosely place them—in a single layer if possible—in an open container lined with paper towels. Rubbing the fruit with your fingers while washing will dislodge dirt and micro. Fruit experts, a chef, and a food scientist share the best place to store them, what to store them in, and tips to make them last longer. Once the stems are off, the berries start breaking down quickly. A berry bowl or colander works great for this because it lets air circulate around the berries! If you are planning to enjoy the strawberries in two or three days, you can simply refrigerate them unwashed then wash them before consuming. While in the fridge, keep them in a single layer, such as on a sheet pan that's lined with paper towels to absorb any moisture. To get the most life out of your fresh strawberries: However you store your strawberries, make sure they are completely dry before stashing them in the. Keep them whole, keep them dry, keep them spaced out (if possible), keep them in the fridge, and keep them covered/in high humidity.

However you store your strawberries, make sure they are completely dry before stashing them in the. Rubbing the fruit with your fingers while washing will dislodge dirt and micro. A berry bowl or colander works great for this because it lets air circulate around the berries! The best way to store a bunch of whole berries is to loosely place them—in a single layer if possible—in an open container lined with paper towels. To get the most life out of your fresh strawberries: The paper towels absorb moisture to keep the berries nice and dry. While in the fridge, keep them in a single layer, such as on a sheet pan that's lined with paper towels to absorb any moisture. Once the stems are off, the berries start breaking down quickly. If you are planning to enjoy the strawberries in two or three days, you can simply refrigerate them unwashed then wash them before consuming. Keep them whole, keep them dry, keep them spaced out (if possible), keep them in the fridge, and keep them covered/in high humidity.

Farmers shares secrets on how to keep strawberries fresh

How To Keep Strawberries Fresh At Home The paper towels absorb moisture to keep the berries nice and dry. The best way to store a bunch of whole berries is to loosely place them—in a single layer if possible—in an open container lined with paper towels. Rubbing the fruit with your fingers while washing will dislodge dirt and micro. Once the stems are off, the berries start breaking down quickly. A berry bowl or colander works great for this because it lets air circulate around the berries! Fruit experts, a chef, and a food scientist share the best place to store them, what to store them in, and tips to make them last longer. If you are planning to enjoy the strawberries in two or three days, you can simply refrigerate them unwashed then wash them before consuming. While in the fridge, keep them in a single layer, such as on a sheet pan that's lined with paper towels to absorb any moisture. However you store your strawberries, make sure they are completely dry before stashing them in the. The paper towels absorb moisture to keep the berries nice and dry. Keep them whole, keep them dry, keep them spaced out (if possible), keep them in the fridge, and keep them covered/in high humidity. To get the most life out of your fresh strawberries: