Raspberries are highly perishable, so store them in the refrigerator as soon as possible. “Place them in a paper towel-lined shallow bowl to help absorb any excess moisture,” Stewart says.

Another thing to keep in mind, according to Driscoll’s, is to only wash the raspberries once you’re ready to eat them. Introducing moisture to the berries will promote mold growth and make them go bad ...

For everyone that’s wondering how to keep berries fresh (because who isn’t trying to salvage their berries), this viral TikTok video shows you how to do just that.

While you may be tempted to toss these delicate fruits into the crisper drawer of your refrigerator in their original plastic container, you shouldn't do so.

How to store: “Strawberries can be stored in the refrigerator for three to seven days,” says Samuels. “It’s best not to wash them all at once, and only do so before you’re ready to eat.

We’ve written before about how you can keep strawberries and bananas fresher for longer. After having opened the fridge to a mushy, mouldy tray of red mess today, I thought I’d look into how to keep ...

Best Place To Store Berries Store them in the refrigerator at a temperature of 40° Fahrenheit or below after they have been properly washed and drained, suggests Tiess.

To successfully store your raspberries, start by rinsing them under cool, running water, then dry them completely using a salad spinner or by patting them dry with a cloth or paper towel. Prepare an ...