3 Ways To Keep Your Fruit Fresh

For those of you who are loading up on fresh fruits every week — only to be disappointed a couple days later that your berries are already molded, I have a simple hack for you! Soaking your fruit in a simple wash + storing in mason jars (or another glass storage container) will keep your fruit fresh AND easily accessible for the whole family to enjoy.

Because let’s face it – when a craving hits and you want to eat something sweet – chances are you don’t want to dig to the back of the produce drawer and have to wash, cut, and prep a snack.

That’s when you end up grabbing something quicker. Easier. Processed. Am I right? This method takes just a little bit of effort, but will set you up for success all week.

For me personally, when I bring home the groceries, my produce goes straight into the sink with a splash of Thieves fruit & veggie soak. I let it soak a little while, rinse, then lay out to dry – all while putting the rest of my groceries away. I also like to cut up any other fruit that doesn’t require soaking, and store the same way, because who really wants to cut up a cantaloupe later when they’re hangry? 

If you don’t have this fruit & veggie soak, you can also use a few drops of lemon essential oil, or a splash of white vinegar. (No your fruit won’t taste like these products!) 

The reason the soak is so beneficial is because the berries carry mold spores that inevitably lead to quick spoiling. Soaking kills those spores, and storing in air tight containers helps keep them fresh!

To order the Thieves Fruit & Veggie Soak Click HERE
To order the Thieves soak at a wholesale discount check out my Young Living starter kits here.

Faster Way fam, we are almost 1 full week down in our sugar elimination challenge – how are you feeling? Are you enjoying all the delicious fruits?

@tinaschoenfeldt

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