How To Keep Strawberries Fresh

On this KZbin Video, How To Keep Strawberries Fresh Longer, you will learn the best way to store strawberries and keep them fresh. You will also learn the best way to store strawberries in the refrigerator for at least 10 days.
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[@corporatethreads]

So glad that I found you......... I've learned so many great things that I didn't know before...... Thank you so much!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

You're so kind! Thank you so much for the feedback, Mike 🧓

[@dale3404]

I’ve stored strawberries on glass containers with tight lids, and they’ve lasted for two weeks. This really does work.

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thanks for taking the time to come back and leave feedback. I appreciate it, Mike 🧔

[@ztl0927]

Found you when looking for a way to clean my pans today. Now I'm binging you're entire channel! You're a very pleasant person mike. Stay safe!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thank you very much for the kind words and welcome aboard! I appreciate the feedback, Mike 🧓

[@joyciejd9673]

I love this! Thanks to Nancy and this channel. I am going to try this with fresh blackberries. Hope it works!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

It will work 😊 Thanks for your kid words and subscribing, Mike 🧔

[@bethy-lou3307]

I've enjoyed your videos and saving lots of money! Thank you and Nancy for this excellent, money-saving tip! 👍👍🏆👍👍🏆👍👍

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

You're very kind Beth! Thank you so much for taking the time leave feedback. I'm sure Nancy appreciates your shout out, Mike 🙂

[@HaveWhatBringsMeJoy]

Thank you for the tip! I will try it!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thanks, please come back and let everyone know how it works for you, Mike 🧓

[@2010pianofan]

Thank you so much!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

You're welcome! 🧔

[@amourtoujours779]

Can't wait for new videos. 🥳

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Coming soon... 🧔

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@@KitchenTipsOnline Still kicking! Thanks for the content and I'm looking forward to new ideas.

[@kauwa2000]

Thanks!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

You're welcome 🧓

[@carlachesser4097]

Thx Nancy

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

You're welcome 🧔

[@peggyjo3937]

Cabbage, when you get a head of cabbage you can peel the outer leaves and core the head. Then put in a bag and freeze. When you're ready to use you will find your cabbage is ready to heat and serve. It seems freezing, somehow, precooks your cabbage. If you want to make stuffed cabbage you can easily peel the outer leaves off without tearing them and wrap them easily around whatever your stuffing. No tearing, no problems, so easy.

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Wow what a great tip Peggy! I had no idea you could freeze cabbage. I recently made cabbage rolls and had to fight the cabbage to remove the leaves. Thank you so much for your tip and feedback. I will definitely consider using this in a future video. And of course I will give you a shout-out, Mike 🙂

[@orenderpalt6028]

Mike!!! We need you!!! I loved the tartar sauce from your other channel!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

I am still here! New videos coming soon 🧔

[@orenderpalt6028]

:D

[@umnukidz1628]

That's what I have experienced to gud tip

[@virginiareid5336]

Hello Mike, thank you so very much for sharing this tip. I walked past a fantastic price on three pounds of strawberries because I was afraid of loosing too many. Next time I'm go to my allergist in the next big town from me, , I'm going back to Sam's to see if they have more in stock. , Thank you Nancy!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Hi Virginia welcome back. It's a good idea if you get a sale on strawberries to remove the stem, wash / dry them and put them in the freezer. You'll want to spread them out on a sheet pan and let him freeze first, then put them in Ziploc bags. This way you can grab a few toss them in the blender with some vodka and make a delicious smoothie! As always, thanks for the feedback, Mike 🧓

[@virginiareid5336]

Kitchen Tips Online, Thank you Mike. I always enjoy your videos!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thanks 🙂

[@thomastommy1192]

Hi Mike, Thanks for sharing your awesome video. Very educational as always. How are things in the sunshine state? Stay well and safe my friend.

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Tom, nice to hear from you again. I appreciate the kind words as always. Personally, I am hunkered and bunkered in the Sunshine State avoiding humans. Heck, I won't even go to a drive-through to get some grub. I'm glad that you are surviving this monkey business and I hope you stay safe as well, Mike 🙂

[@GibbonFan]

mike, where are you

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

I am still here, moved to a new house, been pretty busy, Mike 🧓

[@jessicawoodard6466]

@@KitchenTipsOnline I'm glad to hear you're OK. I just found your channel, watched a few vids, love your channel... Then noticed you've not posted in quite a while. Considering the times we're in, I was hoping you're OK. Glad to hear you are! Hope you're enjoying your new abode! ✌🏼

[@leah5346]

I hope all is well with you, Mike! I love your videos. ❤️

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thanks I appreciate you reaching out. I'm working on a new videos now and you will see it in the near future. Thanks, Mike 🧔

[@leah5346]

@@KitchenTipsOnline Yay! I'll be anxiously awaiting them!

[@Tonithenightowl]

Damn. This means I'll no longer be able to suggest selling my grandson to the cashier for the price of strawberries. lol I did that to him once when he was about 5. It took him about 10 seconds to realize I was joking. The look on his face... priceless. When he started smiling the whole checkout line cracked up. Good thing I learned about this tip. He's 12 now and rolls his eyes at me ... a lot. lol :o)

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Ha ha, I also have a 5 year old grandson and I never miss an opportunity to have fun with him. Thanks for your story, Mike 🙂

[@Tonithenightowl]

@@KitchenTipsOnline Mike, awww if they would only stay that age. They think we're gods when they're little. We never say NO and if we have to .... we throw their parents under the bus in a heartbeat. That worked like a charm till the day he said to me.... but my Dad is your son... doesn't he have to listen to YOU? I think the kid's gonna be a lawyer. :o)

[@pattiann7497]

Put them in a wide mouth mason jar, unwashed. Vacuum seal with a jar sealer. They will last for a month. I do lots of my fruits & vegies this way. Green onions, carrots, celery, raspberries. Try it. It's worth the small investment in a jar sealer and small rechargeable vacuum sealer 😊

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Excellent tip PattiAnn, thank you for sharing, Mike 🙂

[@carmengarcia3722]

I washed with vinegar dried them for a couples hours and store them in container last long time

[@mostmandrake1608]

Hey Mike, come back we need you

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

I'm still here, Mike 🧓

[@mostmandrake1608]

@@KitchenTipsOnline mike ❤️❤️ when are you uploading again? Quarantine has been tough

[@Qhm.mkh.79]

This man should be in the food channel

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

I agree 100%! Thanks for your feedback, Mike 🧓

[@drchunkybiscuit9973]

Dude. Where are you? No new videos! Hope you're ok!!

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

I'm still here, been laying low. Move to a new house and will be posting more videos soon. Thanks for checking in on me, Mike 🧔

[@CULady]

I wonder if that would also work with raspberries and other, may have to try

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

If you get mold on your raspberries I'm sure it would work. If you try it Rosemary, please come back and let us know how it works. Thanks for your feedback, Mike 🧓

[@stewart5284]

@@KitchenTipsOnline They go bad real quick! Again, I get the freshest ones, rinse them thoughly then immediately separate them on cookie sheets and freeze them. I use just enough for my smoothies and keep the rest frozen. I do this for all berries.

[@stewart5284]

I look for the freshest strawberries I can find, de-stem them and wash them thoughly. I heard using cheap vinegar, cheap lemon juice, or salt rinse helps. Then I freeze them separately on cookie sheets. Then I use just enough for my smoothies when I need them.

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thanks for the tip. Cleaning the strawberries and removing the stem is the best thing to do before freezing them. I have a whole bag full in my freezer but I add vodka to my strawberry smoothie, ha ha. Thanks for the feedback, Mike 🧓

[@southerngrandma4353]

Kitchen Tips Online I love the added ingredient in your smoothie, Lol

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Ha ha, love it! 😁

[@gerardhaubert8210]

Vacuum bags work well

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Don't the vacuum bags smash the strawberries? Mike 🧓

[@bobjoncas2814]

...in the nick of time, i just got a pile of fresh strawberries, i was about to wash..great advice, thanks, stay safe..

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Bob nice to hear that you have survived the first wave of Coronavirus. I WILL stay safe as I am sequestering myself away from all humans that are not my immediate family. Heck, I won't even go through a drive-thru to get some grub. As always, I appreciate your feedback, Mike 🧓

[@bobjoncas2814]

@@KitchenTipsOnline ..with a great kitchen like yours, who needs drive-thru..lol..

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Ha ha, thanks Bob 🙂

[@Music-kq1gp]

Nice Vid. Hope The world would be safe soon :)

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thanks 🧓

[@Sharon-hh8tp]

Great tip. Can the same thing be done with cherries? If not do you have any tips to keep cherries fresh?

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

I have yet to test cherries myself so I can't answer your question. Perhaps someone who reads this will be able to offer up some advice, Mike

[@joel5566]

Make a bacon egg with cheese sandwich

[@michelj.gaudet5048]

Hi-ho, y'all!✨🤗✨ The lack of 'air' is what you want to make happen, for sure. But I take it just a bit farther, folks. And MY strawberries can be stored up to ABOUT two weeks in the fridge. There is a HAND vacuum pump... same purpose as a 'Seal-A-Meal' type, but you do the pumping by HAND... called the "Pump-N-Seal". I got mine on Amazon. You use ANY type of glass jar with the air-tight type of lid, the type that makes a POP when you break the seal, or VACUUM. The way you use the pump is so simple. The PUMP comes with MANY tiny 'tabs' that you place over a hole you pierce (comes with a STURDY pin for making the hole!) in the center of the jar's lid. You can buy more, or just use maybe something like silicone plumber's tape. The 'tab' is nothing more than a piece of rubber or latex... not quite sure... that has adhesive on either end. It's just like a teeny-tiny band-aid! When you place the pump's cup over the 'tab' and you start pumping the air out of the jar. The 'tab' allows the air to be sucked out, but then the 'tab' reseals the hole due to the vacuum inside! This thing works GREAT!!! It is a FANTASTIC back-up when the power goes out and you are in the middle of sealing foods. There are provisions for even using freezer-type zip lock bags with this HAND pump. Just do the search and you will find videos extolling the virtues of this little marvel.

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Hey that's a great tip Michael! Thank you for taking the time to leave a detailed explanation, Mike 🧓

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Lovely Vid. What Would make you excited For your day, everyday? Stay frosty xP

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Thanks I appreciate the feedback, Mike 🧓

[@deman_creepertwinyt7657]

Rest easy 🥺

[@lorenelundegren7129]

I saw your video before I purchased strawberries. Yesterday, I put my unwashed strawberries into a sealed jar in the fridge. This morning, there's condensation on the inside of the jar. Bad sign?

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Not sure what's going on with condensation inside the jar. Did you wash the jar and perhaps it was warm or something? Right now I have two jars of strawberries in my refrigerator and I just checked, there is no moisture or condensation on the inside. So I'm not sure what's going on, Mike 🧓

[@lorenelundegren7129]

@@KitchenTipsOnline There were washed after the last time I used them, which was some time ago. There were stored in a cupboard so they would have been room temperature when I put the berries in. These were purchased from the local dollar store so I'm wondering if, perhaps, the lid doesn't fit tight enough. Does that make sense?

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

I don't know perhaps? I do know that you should not wash the strawberries before you put them in the jar. And you should put them in a jar as soon as you get home from the store. If you do, they will stay fresh just like I demonstrated in the video, Mike 🧓

[@heyitsguillermo7840]

Hey mike. Can you teach us how to properly cut a pomegranate? I will lose a finger

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Well I understand you don't know the answer to your question. Perhaps someone who reads this can offer up a suggestion for you, Mike 🧔

[@giannaschiavone1330]

Mike? Where are you 🥺

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

I am still here working on a couple videos for the near future. Thank you very much for checking in on me, Mike

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[@cathywarneski8738]

I do wash my strawberries, with a drop or two of TEA TREE OIL and a pinch of unscented dish detergent. Then i dry them on paper towels and store them with a fresh paper towel to absorb any moisture. You must rinse them well! They will not mold.

[@peakay390]

Yes!! Thank you so much for saying this. I wash my strawberries and make sure they are dry and put paper towels in there too. The only difference is minus the oil and detergent, and this time I’m storing them in air tight jars.

[@mariannebrowne7398]

I keep my un washed strawberries unwashed in a brown paper bag in the fridge

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Welcome back Marianne, how long do your strawberries last in the bag? Mike

[@mariannebrowne7398]

Kitchen Tips Online Depending on their freshness when I buy them anywhere from 10 to 14 days

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Well there you go I might try that next time. Thanks for the follow up, Mike

[@jerryferren9018]

Your jar method doesn't deny all oxygen. I use a Food Saver container to store my strawberries. ALL of the oxygen is vacuumed out of the container.

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Jerry, thanks for your feedback. I have a question for you, how long do strawberries last using your Food Saver container? Mike

[@jerryferren9018]

The longest we've managed to ignore them is maybe 2 weeks. Still in good condition. We usually eat them faster than that. :)

[@KitchenTipsOnline]

Just curious, thanks for the follow up, Mike 🧓