I used to give my berries a quick vinegar fruit wash and thought I was set, but they'd still get moldy in a few days. I was missing the most important step! A simple rinse isn't enough to prevent mold, because the real enemy is moisture. The one thing that makes this technique actually work is to lay them in a single layer on a clean towel and let them air dry completely before putting them away. | Freshkeeperorg

✅ How To Do a Vinegar Wash for Berries: What You’ll Need: • 1 part white vinegar (or apple cider vinegar) • 3 parts water • A large bowl • A colander or salad spinner • Paper towels or a clean kitchen towel Instructions: 1. Mix: In a large bowl, combine vinegar and water (1:3 ratio). 2. Soak: Gently place the berries in the solution and let them soak for about 5 minutes. 3. Rinse: Drain the berries and rinse thoroughly with cold water to remove any vinegar taste. 4. Dry: Spread the berries out o

Why You Should Be Putting Berries In Vinegar As Soon As You Get Home