>>22011910 you gotta eat your breeze right away anon, which is a good thing anyway because they're chock full of nutrients and antioxidants >bluebreeze >strawbreeze >blackbreeze >raspbreeze
>>22011910 I accidentally forgot black berries in my fridge a couple weeks ago, went on vacation for a week, came back and they were perfectly fine. I ate half of the container and they still tasted amazing.
>>22013650 what are those actually good for though? only use I've ever had for them is smoothies and stuff, but usually when I want breeze it's because I want to enjoy eating them fresh
>>22014053 There are no tips. The lemons you bought were stored in a warehouse for 6 months before being put on the shelf to buy. They have optimized the system so that every piece of fruit and vegetable you buy is basically 1 day away from rotting. Every single onion and garlic clove has a green sprout in the center, every single potato is a day from sprouting roots, and every single piece of fruit is just on the verge of turning into moldy mush.
>>22014433 >They have optimized the system so that every piece of fruit and vegetable you buy is basically 1 day away from rotting This, coupled with the fact that literally nobody in the production or distribution systems has any incentive to give a fuck. >farmer just an overseer for subsidiary of megacrop which has non-negotiable contract with another subsidiary >picker and packer immigrants might get disappeared at any time, just pushing quantity over quality for that day's pay >freight guy just operator for some other megacorp subsidiary, half the time it's some lowest-bidder 3rd party with logistics being ran by dropouts that couldn't get a CDL >warehousing just a bunch of addicts that only know that the temp gauge is supposed to match what's on the sticker next to the temp gauge, while being supervised by a recovering addict >grocery employees just the very bottom rung of another megacorp, who are half braindead from lack of proper scheduling because the one manager that audits schedules is too busy trying to fuck their subordinate with a spouse finding out, and they've all been directed to just give another piece of fruit to bitching customers the best part? >the government organizations that act as checks and balances for the quality and safety of all this have been systematically gutted for 40 years because boomers grew up in a such a playground that they've been conned to think those playground guardrails are part of a cabal that will summon satan and take away their toys Seriously. Produce especially has gotten really bad in the past 10 years. It's gone from >eat this so there's room for new groceries to >omg i have to eat this within 2 days or its $10 wasted on a few ounces of fruit
>>22011910 in my experience, raspberries and strawberries hold up quite well with some strawberries just becoming unpleasant because of bruising
blackberries are hell though, they go moldy almost immediately and worse than that, they seem to get stealth mold on the inside, so you can bite into a berry that looks and feels perfectly normal on the day you bought them and you get a fermentation party in your mouth
>>22011910 Wash both berries and container in diluted vinegar. Air dry on towels. Put folded paper towel in bottom of container. Put berries in. Put folded paper towel on top of berries. Close container. Store in fridge.
