A food scientist explains why water alone isn't enough.
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How To Wash Blueberries

Before you eat them, learn how to keep your berries clean, safe, and fresh for longer. Can you imagine a world without blueberries? Those plump little gems are juicy, sweet, and packed with ...
Blueberries always need a wash before eating, but wait until right before use to prevent mold. Rinse gently under cold water or give them a quick vinegar soak to remove residue. Pat them completely ...
‘Tis the season for perfectly ripe and especially delicious fresh fruit. Blueberries, raspberries and strawberries are enjoyable as they are, with dessert, mixed in a refreshing drink and in so many ...
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STEPHENTOWN — With coronavirus precautions still in place throughout the country, many consumers are concerned about the safety of fresh foods they purchase, whether from grocery stores, farmers’ ...
Washing blueberries with just water doesn't remove harmful pesticides, bacteria, or mold that can stick to the skin. Soaking blueberries in vinegar or baking soda water helps kill germs and break down ...