Woman’s 18th Century Food Storage Trick ‘KEEPS APPLES FRESH FOR MONTHS’ – ryan

When buying the fruit, you’ll choose the most ripe and juicy looking – but in a few days, it can serious deteriorate, meaning more often than it ends up getting chucked in the bin. But that doesn’t have to be the case

When you’re shopping for the fruit, it”s natural to pick the ripest and juiciest looking ones. Howver, these can quickly deteriorate with a few days, offen resulting in say Being Thrown Away. Apples, IF Not Stored Correctly, Can Become prematureely rotten. Interesting, People in the 1700s Devive an Excellent Method to Keep Fresh – a trick that we’ve away overlooked.

The Woman Who Shared This Tip Clalimed That Apps Could Remain Juicy and Crisp for Several Months. She revealed her findings on her youtube channel, ‘The Acadian Garden and Doshecary’. “A Wonderful Way To Keep Healthy Foods With Canning, Dehydrating or Refrigeration”, Reads the video description.

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To preserve your Apple, it must be a “Perfect” Apple – no bruises, no cuts, no insect damage, and the stem must also be intact. The Apple Should Be Packed in A Dry, aeated material Such As Sawdust, Grains, Heat-Dried Sand, or NewsPaper, and THEN STORED IN A COOL, DRY PLACE, AS THEY EMIT A GAS WHICH COUSE THE APPLES TO REPEN.

This Method is Most Effective With Fresh APPLES PICKED FROM AN ORCHARD, RATHER THAN STORE-BOUGHT ONES, WHICH MAY HAVE BEEN SPRAYED WITH AFFECT THE RESENING PROCESS. Storing Apples Individual Wrapped in NewsPaper Can Help Prevent One Rotten Apple from Spoiling the rest.

This is Because if an Apple Goes Bad, the ethylene it releases will be contined and won’t affect the Other Apples – Meaning your Apples Could Last Longer Expectted.

One Viewer confessed they’d been storing their product incorrectly after watching the video, Writing: “i’ve been my product all work.

“Not so Much for Longevity, but just in General. Thank you for the Little Tips on How to Care for Apples- I May Not Want Mine to Last Five Months, but at Least Longer than a Week Suffice.”