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I have help getting groceries a couple times a month and buy a lot of
fresh produce then. I try to buy some green and some ripe fruit, but I'm fighting a losing battle. How can I make the green not ripen too fast? When I put it in the fridge and take out a week later, it often doesn't ripen properly or goes mushy. {Anyway I was always told not to do that.} And if I leave it all out to ripen at once, some does and some spoils before it ripens. I don't have a cold room, and the pear travelled miles to get to me in the first place and in the second place it cost a fortune. I've found I can freeze just about anything and it works out not too badly: cheese, milk, yogurt; cooked whatever, meat of course. But my fruit...?! Zee |
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