The Key to Happy Produce

We’re not the only ones that are melting in the summer heat: figs are too. Why are we telling you about the temperature preferences of fruit? Because we bet you’ve been storing them wrong all along.This week, Washington’s Green Grocer shares a few genius tips on maintaining the mood of your produce (and keeping it fresh). Keep your humidity-hating figs happy by not using closed containers, and your avocados content in a paper bag, snuggled up with an apple. It’s our new go-to resource for when we get home from the greenmarket. Because discontented produce rebels, and we wouldn’t want that. How to Store Vegetables and Fruit Without Plastic from Washington’s Green Grocer 

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We’re not the only ones that are melting in the summer heat: figs are too. Why are we telling you about the temperature preferences of fruit? Because we bet you’ve been storing them wrong all along.

This week, Washington’s Green Grocer shares a few genius tips on maintaining the mood of your produce (and keeping it fresh). Keep your humidity-hating figs happy by not using closed containers, and your avocados content in a paper bag, snuggled up with an apple. It’s our new go-to resource for when we get home from the greenmarket. Because discontented produce rebels, and we wouldn’t want that.

How to Store Vegetables and Fruit Without Plastic from Washington’s Green Grocer

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