To wash fruit with hydrogen peroxide: Mix one part water with one part 3% hydrogen peroxide. Let the berries soak for three ...

Unlike other fruits, most berries skip a full wash before packaging because they bruise easily. That means those microscopic ...

Immerse berries and swish around for about a minute. Drain berries, then rinse with clean, cold water until any trace of vinegar aroma or taste is gone. Spread out rinsed berries on clean cloth or ...

We asked experts for advice on throwing away blueberries if you find a moldy one in your pint, plus how to shop for and store blueberries to keep them fresh.

Recent health inspections revealed mold-like growth, improperly stored meat and more between April and June of this year.

Berries that are super-ripe to begin with should be eaten within a couple of days. How to Store Berries the Best Way Step 1. Vinegar Bath to Kill Mold Discard any berries that show even a bit of mold.

Berries that are super-ripe to begin with should be eaten within a couple of days. How to Store Berries the Best Way Step 1. Vinegar Bath to Kill Mold Discard any berries that show even a bit of mold.

Blueberries are a summer staple, but they often go bad before you have a chance to eat them. A recipe developer has shared a ...

But before you do anything with the berries, you need to give them a good wash. It's normal for fruit to be dirty, so a good soak can eliminate any microbes, mold or bacteria living on the fruit.

The berries weren’t as plump and vibrant as those stored in the specialty container, but there was no mold, and this route required the least amount of work. (I’m lazy — sue me.

Don’t wash strawberries until you're ready to use them and keep the green stems on. Arrange freshly picked berries in a single layer on a shallow plate or pie plate lined with paper towels ...