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How do you store your cut up celery, carrots, peppers? Thanks in advance for your inputs
How do you store your cut up celery, carrots, peppers?

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Debbie Myer green bags. Stays fresh for over a week. Available on Amazon. The bags Can be washed and reused ten times each.  
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@pitchfork absolutely the best investment!  
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Her containers are great as well! I wash & prep as soon as I get produce in the house. Keeps things fresh for a long time!  
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@lyndes yup. I use those as well. Love them. A few of mine are about 15 years old and still great.  
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Cut up celery and carrots in a glass bowl with water in the fridge always right there when you mindlessly open that fridge for a snack.  
+33 votes
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Refrigerator crisper, we eat them fast.  
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I have frigsmart containers from Tupperware! Specialty made for long lasting veggies !  
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They run sales these fridgesmart ! they work like the say they do!  
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@signpost I agree. Money well spent
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On HSN they have green boxes by Debbie Meyers. They r wonderful and really do work
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I wrap celery in foil. Keeps very well.  
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Yes. I prep ahead of time.  
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Glass containers with airtight lids - lasts about two weeks
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For cauliflower I put it in a bag and cover the white part with a paper towel. When the towel gets moist replace it. Mushrooms take out of the package you buy them in and put them in a brown paper bag and change the bag when it gets moist. I keep bothering of them in the vege drawer.  
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This is the way I do veggies too
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Clean cut up and wrap on foil
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Instructions for Frige Smart containers! recommend not to pre wash fruits and Vegetables! They will keep longer than if you had wash them! ///:::////::::/// Keep salad fresh ! Cut up Lettuce ! After washed and dried! Place in bowl big enough to hold it all!. A few paper towels wet place over lettuce in bowl! covert to with Saran Wrap Place in frig! Lettuce will stay crisp for couple of days! Will not turn brown ! By the 4th day Repeat re-wet paper towels !  
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Thanks to everyone for all of these ways. awesome responses & looking forward to cutting them up & keeping them fresher now. if I've got them pre-cut, I'll eat them more often.  
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Foil on both keeps them amazing
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Leave seeds in peppers after cut, last a couple of week.  
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I clean the veggies right away and store in plastic containers.  
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Washed and trimmed Carrots, celery and radishes I store in a glass container with water to keep them fresh
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In a ziplock with a piece of paper towel to absorb moisture.  
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In cold water keeps them fresh
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Green bags, last weeks.  
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Tupperware veg/ fruit containers with the vents
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I do buy carrot chips, saves a lot of time and they are always ready to grab and eat, but I cut up the other items when I am ready for them.  
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I wash, cut, DRY and store in mason jars. OR wrapped in a paper towel in foil. Mason jars, they last 2 weeks or more
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@soften100 I cut everything up and put in a ziplock bag sits on shelf that’s eye level to me first thing I see when opening the fridge
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Debbie Meyer Green Bags or Green Boxes.  
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Also, if you do a 20 minute vinegar soak. They last much longer. 1/2 cup to a sink of water.  
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@morman won't the veggies absorb the vinegar smell and taste?  
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@harborage surprisingly no. Just for a minute or two.  
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@morman so do you soak it for a few minutes? Or twenty minutes?  
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After wash and dry, in baggies or tupperware with paper towel inside with them
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Wrap your celery in aluminum foil. lasts a long time. I do not know about carrots and peppers
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Container with a little water. I will dump the water and rinse off veggies.  
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Cut them up and wrap in paper towels
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Celery in aluminum foil. Veggie containers for the others (and blueberries).  
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Debbie Meyer green bags are magic
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In water
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Carrots and celery in mason jars in water and peppers can be stored in balsamic vinegar and water in a mason jar
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Has anyone ever frozen celery?  
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@freely it turns to mush. Not pleasant.  
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@recapitulate that’s what I was thinking because of the water in celery.  
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Lock n lock containers from QVC. Keeps all veggies fresh for like 2 weeks love them
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I store celery in aluminum foil. It stays fresh longer. Don’t know why.  
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I bought these from Tupperware. They were pricey (I got them on sale) but they have been worth every penny in produce I no longer waste:  
https://www.tupperware.ca/fridgesma....html
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Ziplock bags
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