Chef's Secret: The Easiest Way to Clean Berries This Holiday Season

Cleaning Berries: A Simple Method to Remove Pesticides and Prevent Mold This holiday season, many people will be using berries in their recipes. However, concerns about pesticides and mold are common. Chef Mike from Detroit 75 Kitchen, a family-operated sandwich shop and top 100 restaurant in the U.S. (according to US Weekly), offers a simple solution. In a recent short video, he demonstrates a method of cleaning berries using cold water and a small amount of white vinegar. "This is a must-learn, especially if you have kids at home," he advises in the video. The process is straightforward: Soak berries in the solution for 15 minutes, rinse, and dry. This simple technique can help prevent mold and remove pesticide residue, ensuring your berries are clean and safe to eat. The video has already garnered significant online attention, demonstrating the widespread interest in this practical tip. Chef Mike's expertise adds credibility to this effective and easy-to-follow method.

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