Anonymous
08/20/2022 07:30
Subject: Storing cut celery
Anonymous wrote:It takes less than a minute to cut off a couple stalks of celery and rinse them. Why do these need to be prepped in advance?
I leave for work at 6:30 am and don't want to clang around the kitchen. I have fires blowing up around my in life in general and am trying to streamline where I can. My body naturally loves being a size 12 no matter how I portion control and work out, and if I don't make fruit and vegetables easy to grab I'll be hungry in the middle of the day and more likely to grab something that's not worth it. Why do you care when someone wants to chop their vegetables?
Anonymous
08/19/2022 16:50
Subject: Re:Storing cut celery
It’s amazing how well aluminum foil will keep veggies fresh, but it’s wasteful to use so much. I’ve settled for the green bags that slow down food spoilage.
Anonymous
08/19/2022 16:45
Subject: Storing cut celery
It takes less than a minute to cut off a couple stalks of celery and rinse them. Why do these need to be prepped in advance?
Anonymous
08/18/2022 22:37
Subject: Storing cut celery
Water and closed container.
Anonymous
08/18/2022 22:26
Subject: Storing cut celery
You’re not supposed to wash vegetables until right before you eat them.
Anonymous
08/18/2022 22:21
Subject: Storing cut celery
Store it in water. Nothing else seems to keep well! I just cut up when needed.
Anonymous
08/18/2022 14:07
Subject: Storing cut celery
Trying to get better about prepping healthier snacks for the week in advance, and I'm on a celery kick. What's the best way to store celery after I've cleaned and washed it? In water or out?
What other veggies store nicely to eat raw after cutting? I'm not big on carrots. Peppers go limp quickly. I eat a lot of cherry tomatoes.
What other veggies store nicely to eat raw after cutting? I'm not big on carrots. Peppers go limp quickly. I eat a lot of cherry tomatoes.