Chances are, yourewashing your fruits and veggies before eating them. After all, you never know what could be on themor who touched them. But while that rinse under the faucet is certainly better than ...

You’ve just gotten home from the grocery store with some fresh strawberries. You set them down in the kitchen and walk away for a moment, only to come back and find your kids have already started ...

Washing fruits and vegetables helps reduce bacteria that can cause infection or food poisoning, chemical residues, and dirt. Learn which produce to wash and how.

Always wash Brussels sprouts right before cooking—washing them too early can trap moisture and promote spoilage. A quick rinse under cool water (or soak in a bowl) is enough to remove dirt—no soap or ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. (NEXSTAR) – How you treat your produce after ...

Although we often hear about the dangers of eating produce with pesticide residues, bacteria are more likely to cause health issues. “What’s the best way to clean fresh produce?” someone asked. “I’ve ...

A family’s rather unique way of cleaning produce has started a rather, well, fruitful discussion online. Back in June, a trio of videos posted by social media user Lara (@larad_official) showing her ...

“What’s the best way to clean fresh produce?” someone asked. “I’ve heard that strawberries are especially a problem.” “We recommend using plenty of running water and a vegetable brush on ...