How To Keep Food Fresh: Make Food Last Longer

How To Keep Food Fresh: Tips To Make Food Last Longer

My father was a produce guy for a regional grocery store for 35 years.

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Tip 1: Store fruits and vegetables exactly like it is at the grocery store.

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Tip 2: Put a few sugar cubes with your blocks of cheese to delay molding.

Tip 3: Don't put bread in the refrigerator. Bread stales quicker in the fridge.

Tip 4: Separate apples from other fruits. Apples release certain gases that cause fruits and vegetables to rot.

Tip 5: If you use just part of a green or red bell pepper, keep the stem on, seeds and membrane intact.

For more tips on how to keep food fresh, click learn more below.

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How To Keep Food Fresh: Tips To Make Food Last Longer

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My father was a produce guy for a regional grocery store for 35 years.

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See some hacks he taught me.

Tip 1: Store fruits and vegetables exactly like it is at the grocery store.

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No one wants produce to last longer than a grocery store!

Tip 2: Put a few sugar cubes with your blocks of cheese to delay molding.

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Tip 3: Don't put bread in the refrigerator. Bread stales quicker in the fridge.

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Tip 4: Separate apples from other fruits. Apples release certain gases that cause fruits and vegetables to rot.

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Tip 5: If you use just part of a green or red bell pepper, keep the stem on, seeds and membrane intact.

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For more tips on how to keep food fresh, click learn more below.

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For Mom Hacks Follow @ChaChingQueen

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