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Clicky Poll: Do you rinse your fruits and vegetables?

EchowyspEchowysp member
in Toddlers: 12 - 24 Months
I'm not talking about leeks or lettuce that is covered in mud.  I'm talking things like packaged romaine hearts and spinach, plus regular fruits and veggies.
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Re: Clicky Poll: Do you rinse your fruits and vegetables?

  • madameladauphinemadameladauphine member
    I just randomly decided to wash my fruits/veg last night and was disgusted at what came off of them.  I use that produce wash, and I'll never NOT wash them again.  Blech.
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  • madameladauphinemadameladauphine member
    Oh, yeah, and if anyone has any tips to get the wax off of apples, I'd appreciate it very much.  No amount of scrubbing worked!
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  • NHMountainBrideNHMountainBride
    I do, but DH doesn't.  I can't watch him prepare food.  It makes my OCD go into high gear!
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  • LoveEeyoreLoveEeyore member

    imageNHMountainBride:
    I do, but DH doesn't.  I can't watch him prepare food.  It makes my OCD go into high gear!

    This.  Our moms both stick their fingers in it, taste and don't wash their hands.  It makes me very cranky.  DH will now do a perfunctory rinse to ease me, but ugh.

    FOr apples, cukes or any other waxy food, I use Fit-  https://www.amazon.com/Fit-Vegetable-Soaker-Refill-32-Ounce/dp/B001E5DZQQ

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  • gumiberggumiberg member

    for the babies, i use an organic wash, scrub and then rinse.  for myself, i just rinse.

     

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  • Tonya_GTonya_G member

    imagemadameladauphine:
    Oh, yeah, and if anyone has any tips to get the wax off of apples, I'd appreciate it very much.  No amount of scrubbing worked!

    Find some that are locally grown and not covered in wax. That's the only way I've gotten around the waxiness. lol

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