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Josh Hoffman wrote:Look up "The Cross Legacy". You can search the type you are considering washing. When my wife told me about it, I was skeptical. But, seeing what comes off the food (and certainly what we can't see) along with the fact that the washed foods keep way longer than unwashed, has made me a believer.
This is if you must buy it at a grocery store. We don't wash anything we produce at home.
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Mk Neal wrote:Interesting, I have always thought the opposite; that vegetable keep better unwashed, and I wash then only when ready to use them. Exception is fruits meant to be kept on countertop for fresh eating— I want those ready to grab.
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Invasive plants are Earth's way of insisting we notice her medicines. Stephen Herrod Buhner
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Josh Hoffman wrote:Look up "The Cross Legacy". You can search the type you are considering washing. When my wife told me about it, I was skeptical. But, seeing what comes off the food (and certainly what we can't see) along with the fact that the washed foods keep way longer than unwashed, has made me a believer.
This is if you must buy it at a grocery store. We don't wash anything we produce at home.
Thank you in advance to everyone for their replies, help, and suggestions! Forgive me if I miss any replies, I'm still learning how to keep up with threads I participate in!
Anne Miller wrote:I give strawberries a good rinse as the picture shows.
I scrub potatoes and carrots with a brush underwater.
Thank you in advance to everyone for their replies, help, and suggestions! Forgive me if I miss any replies, I'm still learning how to keep up with threads I participate in!
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Invasive plants are Earth's way of insisting we notice her medicines. Stephen Herrod Buhner
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