Do You Wash Spring Mix Salad at Sandra Wiley blog

Do You Wash Spring Mix Salad. The towel will absorb the moisture from the greens and keep them fresher for longer. In general, any lettuces/greens that are allowed to reach full maturity before harvest will hold up better and have a longer shelf life than spring mix. No one wants to have to pick through gross leaves or toss out a bag just a few days after purchase. This also works well for clamshell containers of spring mix. Another simple way to keep your bagged salad fresh is by placing a paper towel in the bag before you seal it back up. Plus, the one fruit you'd never think to wash, but always should. Turns out that wilted lettuce is a common problem — especially when buying tender greens like mesclun and spring mix. Full heads or bunches will save you money, but if you’re short on time or don’t have a salad spinner (yet), a 1 lb clamshell of spring mix is a perfectly good option. You may wash bagged salad to make sure it's safe to eat, but here's why you shouldn't.

Plus, the one fruit you'd never think to wash, but always should. Turns out that wilted lettuce is a common problem — especially when buying tender greens like mesclun and spring mix. Full heads or bunches will save you money, but if you’re short on time or don’t have a salad spinner (yet), a 1 lb clamshell of spring mix is a perfectly good option. This also works well for clamshell containers of spring mix. No one wants to have to pick through gross leaves or toss out a bag just a few days after purchase. Another simple way to keep your bagged salad fresh is by placing a paper towel in the bag before you seal it back up. The towel will absorb the moisture from the greens and keep them fresher for longer. You may wash bagged salad to make sure it's safe to eat, but here's why you shouldn't. In general, any lettuces/greens that are allowed to reach full maturity before harvest will hold up better and have a longer shelf life than spring mix.

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Do You Wash Spring Mix Salad Another simple way to keep your bagged salad fresh is by placing a paper towel in the bag before you seal it back up. Plus, the one fruit you'd never think to wash, but always should. No one wants to have to pick through gross leaves or toss out a bag just a few days after purchase. Another simple way to keep your bagged salad fresh is by placing a paper towel in the bag before you seal it back up. In general, any lettuces/greens that are allowed to reach full maturity before harvest will hold up better and have a longer shelf life than spring mix. This also works well for clamshell containers of spring mix. Turns out that wilted lettuce is a common problem — especially when buying tender greens like mesclun and spring mix. Full heads or bunches will save you money, but if you’re short on time or don’t have a salad spinner (yet), a 1 lb clamshell of spring mix is a perfectly good option. The towel will absorb the moisture from the greens and keep them fresher for longer. You may wash bagged salad to make sure it's safe to eat, but here's why you shouldn't.