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Don’t you hate spending lots of money on fresh fruit only to come home to find out it’s all gone off after just a few days in the fridge?

Luckily you can prevent this from happening. Just by following these simple steps to store your fruit, you can make it stay fresh and last for longer.

Know which fruits to separate
Some fruits produce a gas called ethylene as they ripen, which causes some foods to ripen faster because they are sensitive to this gas.
For this reason, it's important to separate foods that produce ethylene from those that are sensitive to it.
For example, avocados, bananas, mangos and pears, should be stored in a different place than for example your apples, broccoli, carrots and melons.

Buy smaller quantities
It's not advisable to buy a lot of fruit at the same time, because the longer a fruit sits cut off from its source of growth, the more the nutrients decrease.
Always buy small quantities and more often, so you will always have fresh fruit for much longer.
Take fruit out of the bag
Leaving fruit in a paper bag will cause its maturation to accelerate due to the gases it emits. The fruit needs to breathe so that it can be fresh longer, and if it is left in a closed place, its own gases will cause it to lose its freshness.

Keep citrus and larger fruits away from direct sunlight
Fruits such as bananas, pears, peaches or oranges should be far from sunlight, preferably in a cool, dark place.

Store cut fruit in a glass container
If you need to store cut up fruit, put it in the fridge and choose a glass container with a paper towel at the bottom of it. Also make sure the lid is tightly closed to prevent moisture.

Keep stone fruit out of the fridge
You can leave your stone fruit on the counter until they are fully ripe and then put them in the fridge so they last longer.

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