Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Easy How To: Removing wax, chemical residue from fruits

Candied peel by jensteele/Flickr
I'm back from my summer bloggy break and I have a tip for all of you.

Simply use baking soda on a vegetable brush to gently scrub away any wax or chemical residue from fruits and vegetables.  Peels and zests have many vitamins, are rich in fiber, and are used for decorations and added flavor in many desserts.

2 comments:

  1. I was thinking about this yesterday, because the supermarket apples seem to be so waxy.

    Welcome back! I hope you had a wonderful break!

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  2. Thanks, Melissa. I had a busy summer and back-to-school, but it was all wonderful. :-)

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