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Vegetables that Should be Stored away from each Other

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Monday-to-Friday Cookbook

By Michele Urvater

Published 1991

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Vegetables continue to give off certain gases after they’ve been picked. Because of these gases, some vegetables and fruits, when stored together, react adversely to each other causing a change of flavor or even hastening spoilage.
  • Carrots turn bitter when stored alongside apples.
  • Potatoes rot more quickly when stored with onions.
  • Leafy greens tend to spoil more quickly when stored with fruit vegetables such as eggplants or tomatoes.

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