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Washing fresh berries in vinegar

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Has anyone ever tried this method of cleaning fresh berries to keep them from getting moldy? It sounds like it would work.
 

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Sounds gross to me! Let me know if you try it and the berries taste normal.
 

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I don't see why it wouldn't work -- we wash all manner of things in acidulated water to keep them from turning brown or to bring new life to wilted greens.
 

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It's so diluted you likely can't taste it, so it sounds like a good idea to me!
 
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