Washing strawberries with detergent seems like a way to eliminate residues and bacteria, but the soap can be absorbed by the fruit even after rinsing: the FDA recommends using only running water to sanitize fruits and vegetables.

Original: Lavar morangos com detergente parece uma maneira de eliminar resíduos e bactérias, mas o sabão pode ser absorvido pela fruta mesmo após o enxágue: a FDA recomenda usar apenas água corrente para higienizar frutas e verduras.

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Washing strawberries with detergent poses risks to food health, as running water is the safe method indicated to remove impurities. The post Washing strawberries with detergent seems like a way to eliminate residues and bacteria, but the soap can be absorbed by the fruit even after rinsing: the FDA recommends using only running water to sanitize fruits and vegetables. appeared first on Catraca…

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