The key to having fresh strawberries longer is to clean them right when you get home from the grocery store or after picking. I like to use vinegar to wash my strawberries, but produce washes such as Aunt Fannies or Rebel Gree… See more

Studies show that washing strawberries remove up to 95% pesticide residue. If you want to be sure that your strawberries hold no signs of pesticides I suggest buying organic strawberries or grow your own so you can co… See more

You can use lukewarm water to wash strawberries, but I highly recommend using cold water to wash strawberries. Warm water may encourage the berries to soften quicker, lessening your storage life. See more

You can store them as whole strawberries, cut in half, or sliced when stored in glass containers. I like to slice our strawberries so I don’t have to cut them once they are put in the fridge. Overall they stay fresh no matter ho… See more

Typically strawberries can last up to 2 weeks when stored properly in a mason jar (in the fridge). If you find your strawberries aren’t lasting as long as they should, some of these factors may be the reason behind your lessen… See more