@@raviharripersad7887 I normally transfer it to glass jars

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Hi, thanks for your concern. I am actually diabetic but not everyone in my family is and this is a portion of the items that we have to have food security in our home but mostly these items were pulled off of the shelves to teach others that do eat these items how to store them. My goal is not to judge what other people eat but help them store the items that their families eat so it saves them money and they are not throwing food out.

Hi, Yes a little bit of condensation is okay, I have a video about it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3_Uk4x9nbd5qtE

The spinach should be fine, when it is in the fridge it should look better again, I don't put water on it again after washing. Thanks for watching and commenting! I have a whole video here too if that helps: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iX-boYFridGWqJI

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Yes, it is very important for items to be completely dry before storing them.

Hi! Thanks so much for watching and commenting. I personally don't buy Okra so I don't have any tips on those. I do wash eggplant in a vinegar wash for 2 minutes. I hope that you enjoy the rest of my videos. :)

Items don't need to be rinsed, I do it when there is a lot of dirt and debris on them. Thanks for watching and commenting! I hope you enjoy my other videos as well.

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thecrosslegacy.com/spinach/ here is the spinach post

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I normally keep my peppers up on the shelf

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They are way to expensive to waste, I feel ya. make sure it is a metal lid.

On a towel on your counter. Some people use a clean fan but I haven't tested to see if it speeds up the process. Rotate them about an hour in will help too.

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It kills off mold spores, e. Coli, listeria and other harmful pathogens and when stored correctly will stay fresh for weeks

Oh no! I'm sorry to hear that. I hope they turn out better next time. Enjoy my videos!

I am glad it was helpful

We have plenty of other food storage too this is just an example of how to get started.

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Then you're in the right place! I have over 500 videos with how to wash and store produce so that it stays fresh for weeks. I can't link in shorts comments, but if you go to my page, there are playlists of fruits and vegetables. Also one called 'wash produce with me' where I wash 20 different items in about a 10 minutes video. I hope that helps!

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You shop more often usually

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Plastic lids are find as long as the container itself is glass.

Thanks so much for watching and following along. I'm glad that you have been able to put some of the information to use. I would use a metal lid on the yogurt so that it is airtight.

I have personally been storing berries like this for years and we only go grocery shopping once every 3 weeks with zero food waste. Before my tedtalk and writing my first book I did even more research on this method. Berries washed and stored like I teach are safe to eat for the length I recommend, each berry is different and I have tons of videos here about them. www.thecrosslegacy.com/book is where to find the book. I have a carrot video also but I normally store them as sticks in glass Pyrex or a Mason jar.