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1 day ago

Why you should never store potatoes and onions together and what happens when you do - Silicon Canals

Storing potatoes and onions together accelerates spoilage because onions release ethylene gas and moisture that cause potatoes to sprout and rot.
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fromTasting Table
4 months ago

How To Store Parsnips So They Stay Fresh For A Whole Lot Longer - Tasting Table

Parsnips last longest in cool, humid storage—wrapped or in a crisper drawer—kept away from ethylene-producing produce to prevent bitterness and spoilage.
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5 months ago

What It Means When Produce Gets Slimy (And If It's Still Safe To Eat) - Tasting Table

Sliminess on produce is a classic sign of spoilage bacteria. These bacteria break down the plant's structure, often feeding on excess moisture that builds up inside packaging or after washing. According to the USDA, spoilage bacteria aren't generally harmful to ingest in small amounts, but they make food look, smell, and taste strange. In other words, the slimy texture isn't necessarily unsafe, but it means your produce is well past its prime.
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