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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Found a Moldy Blueberry? Here’s Whether It’s Safe to Eat the Rest (opens the original)
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Our favorite summer fruits—berries chief among them—are no longer at their sweet, jammy, (relatively) affordable peak. That doesn’t mean that you can’t still get decent berries, of course. It does, however, mean that you should prepare to pay handsomely for those precious pints. With all of this in mind, how do you make the most of that $6 pint of imported blueberries—and is it acceptable to call in the National Guard if some of them are already moldy when you get them home? We asked Dr. Seanna
The Two Fruits You Should Never Store Together (opens the original)
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What if we told you that apples and bananas—icons of the fruit basket, superstars of the school lunch box—were not the most compatible pair? Let us explain: bananas are one of the biggest emitters of ethylene—a natural plant hormone that accelerates the ripening of many fruits. While this can be advantageous in the case of fruits you want to eat ASAP (e.g., when you want to make guacamole tomorrow, but all you have are rock-hard avocados), it’s less optimal if you’re trying to keep a basket of j
The Two Fruits You Should Never Store Together - AOL (opens the original)
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What if we told you that apples and bananas—icons of the fruit basket, superstars of the school lunch box—were not the most compatible pair? Let us explain: bananas are one of the biggest emitters of ethylene—a natural plant hormone that accelerates the ripening of many fruits. While this can be advantageous in the case of fruits you want to eat ASAP (e.g., when you want to make guacamole tomorrow, but all you have are rock-hard avocados), it’s less optimal if you’re trying to keep a basket of j
This Is How Long Eggs Actually Last in Your Fridge (opens the original)
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Eggs are such a staple in our kitchens that it’s hard to imagine them sitting untouched long enough to actually go bad. However, we get that there are plenty of part-time egg lovers out there, in which case, it’s possible that you’ve got at least a half dozen languishing on the shelf. While we’d never judge your egg consumption habits, we also don’t want you to get sick. Here’s what to know about the shelf life of your favorite breakfast toppers, and how to make sure they stay fresh for as long
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