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Vinegar-Based Fruit and Veggie Wash
Sarah Dipity
"Helps to clean those fruits and veggies better than ever - and it's a lot less expensive than those commercial produce washes."
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5 m servings < 1 calsOriginal recipe yields 144 servings (3 cups)
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Per Serving: < 1 calories; 0 g fat; 0 g carbohydrates; 0 g protein; 0 mg cholesterol; < 1 mg sodium. Full nutrition
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10/22/2011
I wasn't sure how this was any different than washing the vegetables in water. Does vinegar kill potential bacteria? Either way, I was recommended it to get the wax off of some apples for a reci...
8/1/2013
I use a slightly different ratio of one cup vinegar to three cups water. I put soft skinned items in a bowl and soak them for about two minutes, longer for bumpy stuff like cauliflower and brocc...
6/19/2011
Super easy! Cost efficient! Makes cleaning my fruits and veggies so much easier, especially when paired with the veggie scrubbing gloves, I eat more fruits/veggies now because it's so easy!
4/20/2016
Just be sure to tell people there are differences in distilled white vinegar. Many are made with petroleum, which I don't want my food soaking in. Check the brands label to see if it gives what ...
11/13/2013
Easy also use to clean kitchen counters. Good for netrualizing underarm odor, spray wait one minute then rinse.