The strawberry season is here. The question is how to store them correctly to endure as long as possible. The head of the company who has been selling strawberries for more than 200 years has shared a single way. Look.
Spring is in full swing, summer is already knocking on the door, and that means we have a strawberry season. Strawberries are bought in large spring and summer. It is one of the most popular fruits, because they are sweet but healthy, and most importantly, they can make an incredible amount of tasty desserts. Whether it is strawberry tiramisu, strawberry cake, or only strawberries with chocolate, whipped cream or ice cream, no one can resist them. But this incredibly popular fruit has one defect, and that it spoils quite quickly. See how to store them properly. The right way was shared by the head of the company that has been selling strawberries for more than 200 years.
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How to store strawberries properly
Certainly it has happened to you that you collected or bought too many strawberries. What you could have consumed and you put the rest in the fridge for “worse times”. After a few days, however, the strawberries were rotten, sometimes moldy and mushy. This happens quite often with this red fruit. According to experts, however, the right way to store strawberries is quite simple. Above all, it is important that you do not wash strawberries before you really prepare them or use them in the recipe.
When you wash the strawberries and then put them in the freezer or refrigerator, they will still be damp. And this useless moisture will only cause it to spoil prematurely and mold on them. So the number one rule is not to keep strawberries until you consume them. But now the question is in what place to store. And the answer to this question is that in the freezer. If you freeze the strawberries and in the original container, they can last for about five days.
Uncountable and in the original container
As soon as you come home, put the unscrupled strawberries in the original container in the freezer. In order to endure as long as possible, it is important that they are maintained at 0-2 degrees Celsius. The original vessel in which you bought the strawberries should also have a few holes to be able to pass through the air and to maintain moisture. And that’s all. When you are ready to use the strawberry, just gently rinse them with cold water and dry it with a cloth. Only then can you get rid of stems and leaves. If you stick to these tips from strawberry professionals, you will have fresh strawberries for up to five days.
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