Strawberries taste delicious, whether pure, with ice cream or on a cake. Unfortunately, they also spoil quickly. Do you have to throw them away with mold?
Strawberries are one of the most delicious summer delights. Not only are they tasty, they are also healthy, but unfortunately the red fruits have one major disadvantage: as soon as they are picked, you have to eat them quickly before they spoil. But what to do if you discover a moldy strawberry in the basket shortly after buying (or collecting). Do the remaining strawberries have to go to the trash?
Moldy strawberries - In this case, they have to be put in the trash immediately
The same applies to strawberries as is the case with other water-rich foods. If there is a moldy spot on the berry, it must be disposed of . This is because mold spores can spread particularly well and unnoticed in these fruits. So it's not enough just to cut away the moldy area.
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And does it look like the other strawberries in the bowl or in the basket?
You can carefully check the remaining strawberries, wash them thoroughly and then enjoy them . So you don't have to throw all strawberries in the trash just because you missed a rotten one. If you want to be particularly thorough against any mold spores and thus ensure that the remaining strawberries have a longer shelf life, there is a trick with vinegar. You can find out exactly how it works here.
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