A Miraculous Banana Storage Method That Doesn't Worry You About Flies

A Miraculous Banana Storage Method That Doesn't Worry You About Flies

 

The first thing to do when you bring bananas home from the supermarket!

That's all there is to it, washing the bananas clean under running water.

This process removes pesticide residues, as well as sticky sugars and foreign substances that remain on the banana peel surface. Naturally, this also reduces insect infestation.

+ After washing your bananas with water, be sure to remove any moisture with a kitchen towel.

 

 

Come to think of it, bananas are particularly prone to attracting fruit flies. The reason for this is said to be the banana stems.

Banana stems are home to a large number of fruit fly larvae! So, if you're planning to store them for a long time, wrap them tightly in foil or cut them off entirely.

One more thing~ Ethylene, one of the causes of banana discoloration, is also released from the banana stem, right?

 

 

When you store bananas, have you ever just left them on the floor? (thud)

From now on, it's always a good idea to hang your bananas on a banana hanger. Minimizing contact with the ground can help slow down browning.

You can buy the banana hanger separately, Hang it using the hangers you have at home You said you could do it

 

 

How about eating bananas a little longer here?

After I take the bananas one by one and cut off the stems, I put them in a cooler bag or something.

 

 

Alternatively, you can cut off the stems of the bananas, wrap them individually in newspaper or a paper towel, and place them in a zip-lock bag to keep them fresher for longer.

So far, we've covered some great tips for storing bananas without bugs. It's not as complicated as you might think, right?

 

 

[Source: Salim Brother]