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Where do you keep your fresh fruits & veggies?
I'm curious because I throw everything in the fridge but I've been told recently that isn't always best. So, where do you keep your:
berries
apples
peppers
onions
cucumbers
tomatoes
Re: Where do you keep your fresh fruits & veggies?
berries- fridge
apples- counter
peppers - pepper canister on counter
onions- onion canister on counter
cucumbers- fridge
tomatoes- fridge, sometimes counter
berries - in the fridge, always (or in my tummy - fresh berries don't last long here...)
apples - on the counter, on my fruit plate, until they are fully ripe, when they get moved to the fridge; unless dad is visiting, and then we keep 2-3 apples in the fridge at all times, because he likes to eat his apples cold...
peppers - fridge
onions - it varies... sometimes in/near the fruit plate, sometimes in the fridge
cucumbers - fridge
tomatoes - fruit plate/counter until fully ripe, then fridge
I'm curious because I throw everything in the fridge but I've been told recently that isn't always best. So, where do you keep your:
berries- fridge bc I like them cold
apples - mostly the fridge because I like them cold
peppers - I don't buy these
onions - don't buy - yuck! If I do buy them its for a specific recipe that others will be eating, so I pretty much am making it the same day as shopping or the next day, so no fridge.
cucumbers I dont buy these, but I would probably keep in the fridge?
tomatoes -fridge because I like them cold
I have been told that you should keep them like how they store them at the grocery store. However, I like several of these things better cold than room temperature, and also they stay better longer (or it seems like that to me) in the fridge.
I changed my name
berries- fridge.
apples- if we buy them the fridge. I'm allergic and its way to tempting to eat them if I have them around. E likes them cold though, so on the rare occasion we do have them, they are in the fridge.
peppers- fridge.
onions- uncut on the counter. Once cut in the fridge in a ziplock and an onion keeper.
cucumbers- we don't eat these.
tomatoes- fridge until the morning of the day I plan on using them. The flavor is better at room temp.
I like everything cold so most everything is always in the fridge.
berries fridge
apples counter
peppers fridge
onions dark cabinet
cucumbers fridge
tomatoes counter