I buy lots of salad stuff, what is the best way to store and keep them fresh ? Thanks !
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I have always just put them in my crisper drawer .. no problems that I could see ... - Good enough is good enough!! - twopeas1331936602.9872055 PostsRegistered 6/5/2011PNW Don't cut your lettuce with a knife unless you are going to make a salad right away with the cut lettuce. It causes the lettuce to go bad before it's time. I keep lettuce in a lettuce keeper. The other stuff I keep in the crisper. sunshine451331936898.05732292 PostsRegistered 1/13/2007east coast and west coast i store mine in green bags in one of the drawers in the refrigerator..... lock and lock containers also work well. "The trouble with quotes on the internet is that it's difficult to determine whether or not they are genuine." ~ Abraham Lincoln lldaisy1331937375.183376 PostsRegistered 2/5/2011 On 3/16/2012 sunshine45 said: i store mine in green bags in one of the drawers in the refrigerator..... lock and lock containers also work well. Hi, what are green bags and how do they work? Also, where do you get them? Thanks misspammie1331937446.45310471 PostsRegistered 3/14/2010sw pa. celery, wrap in paper towel then foil,,(think that's the way) "jus' sanwiches and milk" NewNail1331943172.421973 PostsRegistered 10/31/2011Los Angeles, CA I have a problem w/ my frig keeping veggies/fruits fresh...no matter how I store them. I bought this... K29491 Genius Air Plus Refrigerator Refresher & Deodorizer and I immediately noticed a huge difference in the freshness. I am thinking of getting another one to see if it will help even more. My frig s*cks even tho it is relatively new. Last edited on 3/16/2012 sunshine451331943523.14332292 PostsRegistered 1/13/2007east coast and west coast On 3/16/2012 lldaisy said: On 3/16/2012 sunshine45 said: i store mine in green bags in one of the drawers in the refrigerator..... lock and lock containers also work well. Hi, what are green bags and how do they work? Also, where do you get them? Thanks i usually get them either at the grocery store or bed, bath, and beyond... they are reusable also.... they work well at keeping produce fresher for longer periods of time: http://www.amazon.com/Debbie-Meyer-20317-Green-Bags/dp/B0011TMP3Y "The trouble with quotes on the internet is that it's difficult to determine whether or not they are genuine." ~ Abraham Lincoln lldaisy1331946453.267376 PostsRegistered 2/5/2011 On 3/16/2012 sunshine45 said: On 3/16/2012 lldaisy said: On 3/16/2012 sunshine45 said: i store mine in green bags in one of the drawers in the refrigerator..... lock and lock containers also work well. Hi, what are green bags and how do they work? Also, where do you get them? Thanks i usually get them either at the grocery store or bed, bath, and beyond... they are reusable also.... they work well at keeping produce fresher for longer periods of time: http://www.amazon.com/Debbie-Meyer-20317-Green-Bags/dp/B0011TMP3Y Thanks so much all of you, I will give these great ideas a shot! ROMARY1331946607.40310247 PostsRegistered 4/28/2010 Open to the air in small open weave bins. This avoids too much moisture collecting on everything. Yellow Rose profrobb1331946754.783482 PostsRegistered 9/10/2010Ohio For lettuce, celery, and greens...wrap thoroughy in paper towels, then place in a grocery store free produce bag, wrap bag tightly, keep in veggie drawer until ready to use. Veggies...nothing special..just the crisper drawer. markswife1332017543.3131896 PostsRegistered 12/4/2007 On 3/16/2012 profrobb said: For lettuce, celery, and greens...wrap thoroughy in paper towels, then place in a grocery store free produce bag, wrap bag tightly, keep in veggie drawer until ready to use. Veggies...nothing special..just the crisper drawer.
The key to using paper towels ,is to make sure if the towels get damp, to replace them with new ones. Thats how i store my GREEN things too!
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