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Guys. I’m sold on the vinegar trick for berries.

berries in vinegar

I’ve done it a couple of times now, and I’m never going back.

So simple and so amazing.

Read all about it (plus what I thought of the poking-holes-in-a-plastic-bag method of storing broccoli) in this month’s #SAVEITSUNDAY post.

P.S. Official Food Waste Friday post is over at Simply Being Mum this week.

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    Arielle

    Saturday 28th of December 2013

    I have been doing this for a while, too. I actually do it with all of my fruits and veggies. It takes the shiny junk off apples, too.

    Maria

    Saturday 28th of December 2013

    Yep! It's an amazing hint and so simple. I used to have just about a whole fruit salad ruined by the strawberries going mouldy. I live in the sub tropics of Australia and raspberries will go mouldy here too so I do the vinegar trick with them too.

    Sharon

    Friday 27th of December 2013

    Thank you so much for this tip! I will start using it right now. Vinegar is an amazing product. It cleans impeccably too!

    gladys

    Friday 27th of December 2013

    Thank you for the tip Mrs. Frugal Girl, I will try it!

    Cheryl

    Friday 27th of December 2013

    I will be trying this tip! Totally off topic, but is that a vitamix mixer? If so, would you please share if you feel it is worth the price? I have been debating getting one, and am torn if it is truly worth the money. Thank you!

    WilliamB

    Saturday 28th of December 2013

    Cheryl - I bought a new blender over the summer, so I happen to be current on blender ratings. For almost every situation, I think the Vitamix is overkill. It's not that it isn't a terrific blender, it's that it's overpowered and overpriced for what most homes need.

    Both Cook's Illustrated and Consumer Reports rates the $100 Ninja Blender highly. I prefer the $200 Breville blender because the jar feels sturdier to me than the Ninja jar. I've used it to crush ice, but more often I use it to make smoothies from frozen fruit.

    (Another county heard from, as my grandmother would say.)

    Kristen

    Friday 27th of December 2013

    It is! I bought it a year ago, and I'm planning to do a review in January (I wanted to use it for a good long time before I reviewed it.)

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