Pourquoi vous ne devriez jamais laver vos fruits avant de le réfrigérer (2024)

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Pourquoi vous ne devriez jamais laver vos fruits avant de le réfrigérer (1)

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Le stockage des fruits n'est pas aussi simple que cela peut sembler - surtout si vous voulez prolonger sa durée de conservation.Tout d'abord, il y a certains fruits quine devrait jamais être stocké ensemble.(Certaines sortes encouragent les autres à mûrir trop rapidement.) Deuxièmement, vous ne devriez jamais les laver avant de les stocker au réfrigérateur.Cela va juste augmenter les chances de se gâter prématurément.

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L'instinct de laver les fruits est un bon - attendez de le faire juste avant de le manger.Mettre des fruits lavés dans le réfrigérateur ajoute un excès d'humidité, quiAccélère la décomposition des fruits.Et la décomposition signifie la jeter dans les ordures, qui est un gaspillage d'argent et de nourriture.Au lieu de cela, conservez les fruits correctement séchés au réfrigérateur et lavez-le lorsque vous êtes prêt à manger.

Si tuvraimentInsistez pour laver vos fruits avant de le réfrigérer, assurez-vous simplement de le sécher très bien avant de le faire.Illustrate de Cook recommande d'utiliser unSalade Spinner bordé de serviettes en papierPour obtenir des fruits comme les baies vraiment sèches sans manipulation rugueuse.Mais cela fonctionnerait aussi pour les raisins et les cerises.

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Si vous faites partie de ces personnes qui doivent laver leurs baies d'été avant de les stocker, pensez à le fairedans une solution de vinaigre.Cela peut en fait aider à prolonger la durée de conservation des fruits - tant que le temps et les soins sont pris en séchage.Le vinaigre détruit les bactéries et les moisissures, l'aidant à rester frais pendant des jours, parfois des semaines, plus longtemps.Si vous nous le demandez, cela en vaut la peine.

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